Koasati: Honoring the Language of the Creek People

Koasati, also known as Coushatta, is a Muskogean language spoken by the Koasati people, who are indigenous to the southeastern United States. It is primarily spoken in Louisiana and Texas, as well as by Koasati diaspora communities in other states. Koasati uses the Latin script and has its own distinct grammar and vocabulary. It is used in cultural practices, storytelling, and everyday communication among Koasati communities.

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