Answer:
The garifuna originated from the mix of indigenous people and african slaves that arrived to the shores of Saint Vincent. They spoke Garifuna and Arawakan. They become prosperus and expanded in central america until they reached Honduras, Guatemala, and Belize.
Explanation:
All right, so when African slaves escaped from ended up in the shore of Saint Vincent they Barbados, St. Lucia, they arrived to the shores of St. Vincent, then they started to explore the territory and were received by the native people which after many troubles accepted them in their society and the Garifuna emerged as a derived language from the Arawakan. Then later becoming really powerful they expanded until they reached Honduras. In there they established fishing villages.
