The Carib Language Family consists of languages spoken by the Carib people, primarily in regions of the Caribbean and parts of South America. This family includes several languages, with Kari'na and Kali'na being among the most notable. These languages are part of the larger Cariban linguistic group. Historically, the Carib languages were used by indigenous communities for communication and cultural expression. Today, efforts are being made to preserve and revitalize these languages, as many are endangered due to the influence of dominant languages in the region.