I loved the show done in Creole; I don't get to hear of speak Creole too often. I've lived in the States for forty-three years and I haven't forgotten my Creole. Whenever I feel the urge to speak Creole, I simply call up my cousin who lives in Miami, FL and we break out into the Creole immediately.
Lol Ralph. I'm glad I married a Belizean man because I would die if I had to speak English all day. Jada speaks it well enough and understands too much, but my boys only understand they don't speak it.
yes found a good belizean youtuber im mixed with belizean and love my belizean roots. and I want to get better at making belizean dishes so im sticking to your channel.
I LOVE that you did this inna Kriol!!! You made me smile the whole time. I understand you needing to keep most of your videos in English to reach everybody but once a year maybe you can do one inna kriol just for us. (smile) I am 38 yrs old born in Belize but raised in America but not married YET! I found your videos JUST IN TIME! I will learn Belizean cooking now because of you! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL OF THEM!!! Keep it up. I support you.
I LOVED that you did this video in your beautiful language…I truly enjoyed it. Thank you so much. Im new to your channel and have watched at least 20 of them today so far and I know there are many more to go! I really Love your channel….so unique. There is not one recipe that hasn't made my mouth water, they all look so good.. Its so exciting to learn all your different recipes and techniques. Thank you again I love your channel!
Hello Robin.. I hear the videos are addictive. lol I really try to make them like if your are right here with me cooking. I try be my natural self. Thanks for subbing and watching. The channel has not grown at the speed of light, but I have faithful viewers and that matters.
I love this , it makes me sad as well . it reminds me of grandparents when I was child. my dad and his family were from Belize. I remind certain parts of childhood learning Belizean recipes so I can still pass on the recipes and my grandma speaking just like this .
Absolutely TheRonnette4..Things were bad from Oct 2007 through Nov 2010...Since then we are slowly turning things around in our business to where it is steady.
We speak black people creole so dem say her in the states we talk like the Yankees . Smile . Lovely day for a perfect smile God bless you and family members and friends karen
Did you understand anything at all that I said, or was it all the subtitles? I'm trying so hard to find some joy today while being so overwhelmed by the tragedy that has struck our nation. I have 2 preschoolers in my life that I love and adore, and Jory is a Pre-school teacher who is adored by his students.
It's because you have an open mind. My ex long time friend never made an effort to understand the language, but she always wanted me to understand and speak Spanish to her though..Yes a viewer who is Native thanked me for teaching her how to make these because her family never shared the recipes with the younger ones....much like my mom. lol
I understood you perfectly! Thanks for positing this, it's been so hard to find videos in a language that's mutually intelligible with english. Now I have an idea of what hatian creole sounds to french speakers, of what Portuguese sounds like to Spanish speakers (vice versa), etc. Please make more videos in Belizean creole!
I wish all of the shows was in creole. Your cooking reminds me so much of the way my mom. I don't care how much I try can't even come close to it. love the show. Please keep it coming. Thank you
Hi Dee Dee. I've been in America for over 30 years and we still speak Creole at home. It wasn't until I did this video that I realized how Americanized my Creole is. lol I'm trying to throw some creole in each video, but if I keep it all in creole I'd have a very small audience. Don't worry I'll keep them coming.
Barb, last night I made the 1/2 bun recipe. I followed the video step by step and my bun come out hard on the outside. What am i doing wrong? It taste good tho.
Aloha from Hawaii! I absolutely loved listening to you talking! I understood everything without subtitles. Love your show! Making this tomorrow. Keep the videos coming!
I feel like many caribbean people can understand this perfectly. I know it is for me. My family is from Trinidad so to me it sounds more like an accent than a creole.
Bryce C Belizean Creole is made of more of old time British words that we have changed the pronunciation on. For example instead of saying "The hood of the car, we say "Bannit" which is the Creole for the British word "Bonnet." We don't speak broken down French or Patois, we speak broken down English. So sometimes it will sound like just an accent, but it is officially a language and no longer just a dialect because it can be also be written.
The Bare Pantry Show its not broken English. Unno for example is a word that is from the Akan language from Ghana, so is the word nyam. And there are others.
@@TheBarePantryShow A language doesn't have to be written at all. Around a half of the world's languages today are only spoken with no script. That being said Belizean Kriol was officially a language before being written.
Tajaun when I was kid growing in Belize, Creole was called dialect. It was long after I moved to America that it was then called a language. Back then we we’re not allowed to speak it in school.
Waow wonderful, u should make more videos in creole, I understood everything! I'm from San Andres a caribbean island from colombia, we speak creole too and I'm surprise u speak just like us, no difference! We call those flitaz tho.
Wonderful *****! We eat them with cheese and I know west African slaves were brought in by british puritans from jamaica to make part of the mix of today San Andrean(raizal) people! Big up the caribbean, we are one people! I Hope to visit belice and jamaica someday, lol belizean creole is still more like ours tho!!
+Martn Moreno So cool I didn't know there were Creole speaking people in Columbia. The only creole speaking group that I knew of from within Latin America was people from the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua like in Municipalities such as Bluefields. But like you mentioned some of the slaves that had been brought to Jamaica were not only later migrated to Belize but were also to other parts of Central and South America, hence that explains the settlement and remnants of the language and cultures in these other regions like San Andres. I'm from Belize btw.
Since we are answering every 3 years let me go ahead 🤣 kidding! Yeah my dad is actually from corn island Nicaragua and they speake creole too, but there's also bocas del Toro in panama and puerto Limon Costarica. We all speak the same kriol! Of course I'm talking about an English based creole not french. By the way Jamaican patois and our creole are mutually intelligible but they are not as close as the belizean and the ones I mentioned above. Bcs we talk the same thing. Patwa da wan distant relative but ih no same. Btw I think di yaadie dem wuda call it fry dumpling.
Love your show and recipes! Discovered your channel not too long ago and love it! You seem like such a peaceful person..god bless and keep up the good work..
mystGarf yes it is similar to West African krilo as well. We are African descendants. Words like nyam and unno are Akan words from West Africa. People in the Caribbean kept their West African culture and language somewhat.
Missing home today and just watching this was a nice little mental vacation. You are right...us pickney can't really speak but I do understand quite well. Much love from Chicago
I can't believe how much I understood you before the yellow words were put up. I am subbing u. I want to learn to cook more and to try new foods I have never tried before. I also am putting myself on a budget so I can save for emergency money. I appreciate that you mention how u and your family ate during the recession. I have had tough times in the past as well and I think its smart to learn to cook this way...cos just because u have a limited budget doesn't mean u have to let go of the finer foods in life!!
I grew up with Grandma speaking creole!? It was just how Grandma spoke 🤷🏼♀️ when my friends didn’t understand her I would look at them like ‘what the hell is wrong with you? You deaf?’ 😂 it makes sense now why they didn’t understand. And if I stepped out of line, all she had to say was ‘gial’ and give me a look 👀
I just love you, this reminds me of when I was listening and sitting around with my Aunts and it's just straight Creole all the time when they cooked. I love my Belizean roots. What a good childhood I had for sure.
My second comment to you, love this video and the recipe, I'm subscribed to your channel and watch your videos very often, thanks for this good recipes, hugs to your family for working with you, Merry christmas.
I had never heard of this but found a cart selling fry Jack's and meat pies in the street in Belize city. This woman made it as a wrap with egg, cheese and sausage maybe some other stuff cant remember. Was amazing, not sure if it was authentic but it was delicious. I went back every day until I left for Honduras. Approval from an English guy living in the Netherlands.
This warms my heart! Because I am belizian and I love creole! I want to learn how to speak fluent creole but I’ll get there soon! Plus I love to make fry jack!❤️❤️
Showad Lepard Martn Moreno Raatid!! This is so similar to fih wi creole!! Its nice to know there are more people out there we can establish connections with through our language.
Just discovered your channel. You made the fry jack/fry cake recipe. My beloved now deceased brother in law, Ernie was from Jamaica. The creole that you spoke sounds just the way he and 'my Jamaican mommy' sound. I guess that is why I understood all that you said. New subbie really like your channel.
SipBrewWithMyCrew I think if they are open minded, they will. I have some people in my life that has no clue what we are saying when we speak Creole to them. I called them closed minded because I try to learn anyone's language as long as they are willing teach me.
I strongly disagree. I speak fluent Creole (Ah baan and bred ina Belize) and I find a lot of my English speaking friends in the US do not understand the Creole.
I love your creole videos and cuisines. Just goes to show how closely related we our as caribbean people both in our dialect/patois/creole and cuisines.
Mark Linton think of it as how our ancestors interpreted English and taught themselves. They were West African for the most part. So all the islands sound similar to an untrained ear. Because to me I can tell a Bajan from a Guyanese to a Grenadian or Jamaican. And my sing song Trini accent is quite distinct. West Indian Creole sounds similar Krilo in Sierra Leon sounds similar as well.
Even I understood this and nobody around me speaks it. It just sounds like you are speaking very fast and with a very heavy accent. But this language is so beautiful. :)
beautiful language. I came looking for belizean creole, and I found what I was looking for. I never heard a creole language before and while English is not my native language, I can understand most of what you said...
Yes Martn you are rigth, they speak Just as us, we are From Saint Andrew, in Spanish San Andrés. We love your program because it is made in your Mother language. Keep on Speaking Creol :*
thanks fi sharing your version a fry Jack. I think my ma add shortening Inna fi she one but I no sure. I mek it before but since I no mek it long time I need fi brush up. lol. I might have to double your recipe caz my husband love belizean food. thanks again. ☺
A lot of people put some type of fat in their fry jack. This is my husband Joe's recipe and his rule is that "it's already gonna be fried, so why put more fat in the dough." Plus it stays together better when there is no fat in the dough.
This is similar to Native American fry bread. We make Indian Tacos on it, or like you were saying, powdered sugar and butter.... or jelly :) I understood everything you said. I could never speak it, but I was practically adopted by your mom when me and Tracy were in high school. lol
I had a belizean spanish teacher in middle school and I never noticed an accent with her. I didn't even realize belizean kriol was a thing til a few years ago, I only it was the only english speaking central american country.
+The bare panty show we eat this in the coastal region of Nicaragua we call it tortilla make it with flour,salt,sugar baking soda and fry same exact breakfast. Thanks for sharing
Hi Jamdown1990 lol...I didn't realize how much real Creole I don't really speak anymore. Here I am thinking I haven't lost my culture. Joe laughed so loud when I showed him this video.
Hi Delecia, Yes Creole is a different language. Even the spelling of the words are different. For instance the word "language" would be spelled "langwij" My kids were born here in America too and they all understand us, but only my daughter speaks Creole. Incidentally Creole use to be considered as a dialect rather than a a language. The reason being you couldn't write it or read it. That has now changed so yeah, now it's a full blown language. :)
AngieABC1..you're the one that met Jada in Forever21 right? I'm trying to keep track of the names. I just got through editing the video I was making the on that day and I mention the meeting in it. My middle son does that all the time...to clown us. lol
I LOVE WATCHING UR VIDEO.. CERTAIN THINGS I CAN'T REMEMBER TO COOK EVEN WTH ME BEING IN THE KITCHEN WITH MY MOM. I LOVE MY BELIZEAN FOOD BUT CAN U DO " COOKUP RICE" RECIPE.
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I loved the show done in Creole; I don't get to hear of speak Creole too often. I've lived in the States for forty-three years and I haven't forgotten my Creole. Whenever I feel the urge to speak Creole, I simply call up my cousin who lives in Miami, FL and we break out into the Creole immediately.
Lol Ralph. I'm glad I married a Belizean man because I would die if I had to speak English all day. Jada speaks it well enough and understands too much, but my boys only understand they don't speak it.
The Bare Pantry Show I understood this! I have cousins from Belize and I haven't heard Creole is about 25 years!!!! Thanks for the video.
I’ve been married to a Belizean for almost 12 years. Him speaking Creole to his family helped me understand what they say.
yes found a good belizean youtuber im mixed with belizean and love my belizean roots. and I want to get better at making belizean dishes so im sticking to your channel.
+TMW COLLECTION Welcome, I'm so glad you found me. I'm here for you and totally accessible. I even put my number at my website www.barepantryshow.com
me too also love my belizean roots
You did well speaking Belizean Creole especially seeing that you had been living in the U.S. for 30 years when this was recorded.
I am Belizean-Creole descent.
Thank you for speaking our lingo; it warms my heart; thanks.
Sup to Creole people from the mayan and Hispanics
I LOVE that you did this inna Kriol!!! You made me smile the whole time. I understand you needing to keep most of your videos in English to reach everybody but once a year maybe you can do one inna kriol just for us. (smile) I am 38 yrs old born in Belize but raised in America but not married YET! I found your videos JUST IN TIME! I will learn Belizean cooking now because of you! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL OF THEM!!! Keep it up. I support you.
I love it you sound like us here in St Vincent and the Grenadines Yuremei.
I LOVED that you did this video in your beautiful language…I truly enjoyed it. Thank you so much. Im new to your channel and have watched at least 20 of them today so far and I know there are many more to go! I really Love your channel….so unique. There is not one recipe that hasn't made my mouth water, they all look so good.. Its so exciting to learn all your different recipes and techniques. Thank you again I love your channel!
Hello Robin.. I hear the videos are addictive. lol I really try to make them like if your are right here with me cooking. I try be my natural self. Thanks for subbing and watching. The channel has not grown at the speed of light, but I have faithful viewers and that matters.
I love this , it makes me sad as well . it reminds me of grandparents when I was child. my dad and his family were from Belize. I remind certain parts of childhood learning Belizean recipes so I can still pass on the recipes and my grandma speaking just like this .
Absolutely TheRonnette4..Things were bad from Oct 2007 through Nov 2010...Since then we are slowly turning things around in our business to where it is steady.
We speak black people creole so dem say her in the states we talk like the Yankees . Smile . Lovely day for a perfect smile God bless you and family members and friends karen
Did you understand anything at all that I said, or was it all the subtitles? I'm trying so hard to find some joy today while being so overwhelmed by the tragedy that has struck our nation. I have 2 preschoolers in my life that I love and adore, and Jory is a Pre-school teacher who is adored by his students.
I love hearing you speak creole... enjoyed watching and hear you speak. Both of my parents are belizean.
😂 Chdck this vidoe.. Same creole ruclips.net/video/YsPuV0zeuv8/видео.html
I am Jamaican and understood you clear as day.
It's because you have an open mind. My ex long time friend never made an effort to understand the language, but she always wanted me to understand and speak Spanish to her though..Yes a viewer who is Native thanked me for teaching her how to make these because her family never shared the recipes with the younger ones....much like my mom. lol
I understood you perfectly! Thanks for positing this, it's been so hard to find videos in a language that's mutually intelligible with english. Now I have an idea of what hatian creole sounds to french speakers, of what Portuguese sounds like to Spanish speakers (vice versa), etc. Please make more videos in Belizean creole!
You explained it very well. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll work on that for you.
I wish all of the shows was in creole. Your cooking reminds me so much of the way my mom. I don't care how much I try can't even come close to it. love the show. Please keep it coming. Thank you
Hi Dee Dee. I've been in America for over 30 years and we still speak Creole at home. It wasn't until I did this video that I realized how Americanized my Creole is. lol I'm trying to throw some creole in each video, but if I keep it all in creole I'd have a very small audience. Don't worry I'll keep them coming.
Barb, last night I made the 1/2 bun recipe. I followed the video step by step and my bun come out hard on the outside. What am i doing wrong? It taste good tho.
I am a Belizean (Creole) I dah wah Belizean! 👍
I see you have a BTS profile fren
Cho yuh da Belize ?
Oh same 🇧🇿
Army ??!!
Is this creole to?? ruclips.net/video/YsPuV0zeuv8/видео.html
thank you so much I really enjoyed your show love love loveee it ..... love my country dish sweet Belize
Aloha from Hawaii! I absolutely loved listening to you talking! I understood everything without subtitles. Love your show! Making this tomorrow. Keep the videos coming!
Was searching on here to find a language that's close or sounds closely to jamaican patois and I'm not disappointed 🥰🇯🇲
It's also similar to Guyanese.
Check this vidoe.. The Laguna similar..ruclips.net/video/YsPuV0zeuv8/видео.html
You sound like my family its crazy, they speak to me in creole even though I am belizean american I want to get closer to my belizean roots 🇧🇿💫
OMG..... I actually understood you!!! LOL and I'm not even from Belize!!!
Rae 💘
This video is awesome I miss my mom! BELIZE💖💖 I am proud of my country!!! You are awesome our language is beautiful!!!!!💖💖💖💖
I love your videos. It was nice listening to you talk in your Belizean accent.
I feel like many caribbean people can understand this perfectly. I know it is for me. My family is from Trinidad so to me it sounds more like an accent than a creole.
Australians can understand it too Bryce.
Bryce C Belizean Creole is made of more of old time British words that we have changed the pronunciation on. For example instead of saying "The hood of the car, we say "Bannit" which is the Creole for the British word "Bonnet." We don't speak broken down French or Patois, we speak broken down English. So sometimes it will sound like just an accent, but it is officially a language and no longer just a dialect because it can be also be written.
The Bare Pantry Show its not broken English. Unno for example is a word that is from the Akan language from Ghana, so is the word nyam. And there are others.
@@TheBarePantryShow A language doesn't have to be written at all. Around a half of the world's languages today are only spoken with no script. That being said Belizean Kriol was officially a language before being written.
Tajaun when I was kid growing in Belize, Creole was called dialect. It was long after I moved to America that it was then called a language. Back then we we’re not allowed to speak it in school.
Waow wonderful, u should make more videos in creole, I understood everything! I'm from San Andres a caribbean island from colombia, we speak creole too and I'm surprise u speak just like us, no difference! We call those flitaz tho.
Wonderful *****! We eat them with cheese and I know west African slaves were brought in by british puritans from jamaica to make part of the mix of today San Andrean(raizal) people! Big up the caribbean, we are one people! I Hope to visit belice and jamaica someday, lol belizean creole is still more like ours tho!!
***** unu make flitters too? Great man! Did u come to SAI?
+Martn Moreno So cool I didn't know there were Creole speaking people in Columbia. The only creole speaking group that I knew of from within Latin America was people from the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua like in Municipalities such as Bluefields. But like you mentioned some of the slaves that had been brought to Jamaica were not only later migrated to Belize but were also to other parts of Central and South America, hence that explains the settlement and remnants of the language and cultures in these other regions like San Andres. I'm from Belize btw.
Since we are answering every 3 years let me go ahead 🤣 kidding! Yeah my dad is actually from corn island Nicaragua and they speake creole too, but there's also bocas del Toro in panama and puerto Limon Costarica. We all speak the same kriol! Of course I'm talking about an English based creole not french. By the way Jamaican patois and our creole are mutually intelligible but they are not as close as the belizean and the ones I mentioned above. Bcs we talk the same thing. Patwa da wan distant relative but ih no same. Btw I think di yaadie dem wuda call it fry dumpling.
I got almost every word, it made me think of the music that my kids & grankids listen to, love it! LOL God bless you
Love your show and recipes! Discovered your channel not too long ago and love it! You seem like such a peaceful person..god bless and keep up the good work..
i;m from jamaica and i understand everything you said
Yea me too, im surprised how similar creole sounds across different caribbean countries and central america lol
mystGarf yes it is similar to West African krilo as well. We are African descendants. Words like nyam and unno are Akan words from West Africa. People in the Caribbean kept their West African culture and language somewhat.
I am from BELIZE and you guys comments are awesome how we and are language are connected so. Africa is the connection. Makes me so proud!!
Im.from.el.salvador and i anastand waht she says in criollo
Yea, my parents were born in yard, I understood everything she said. Amazing how close creole/patois across the islands are.
Missing home today and just watching this was a nice little mental vacation. You are right...us pickney can't really speak but I do understand quite well.
Much love from Chicago
I can't believe how much I understood you before the yellow words were put up. I am subbing u. I want to learn to cook more and to try new foods I have never tried before. I also am putting myself on a budget so I can save for emergency money. I appreciate that you mention how u and your family ate during the recession. I have had tough times in the past as well and I think its smart to learn to cook this way...cos just because u have a limited budget doesn't mean u have to let go of the finer foods in life!!
My best friend is belizean...I understood everything u said...this was so enjoyable!
ruclips.net/video/YsPuV0zeuv8/видео.html. Check this one.. Understand him?
I grew up with Grandma speaking creole!? It was just how Grandma spoke 🤷🏼♀️ when my friends didn’t understand her I would look at them like ‘what the hell is wrong with you? You deaf?’ 😂 it makes sense now why they didn’t understand. And if I stepped out of line, all she had to say was ‘gial’ and give me a look 👀
Hi erbouie, Welcome!!! I do think the Creole is the same, just with different inflections on different words. So glad to have you as a subscriber.
I just love you, this reminds me of when I was listening and sitting around with my Aunts and it's just straight Creole all the time when they cooked. I love my Belizean roots. What a good childhood I had for sure.
My second comment to you, love this video and the recipe, I'm subscribed to your channel and watch your videos very often, thanks for this good recipes, hugs to your family for working with you, Merry christmas.
I knew there had to be a reason you have the show that name. Thanks and your show is awesome.
Hello Melvin, Welcome! I wish you much prosperity in the 2013 too. I receive the blessing you have sent my way.
I love this recipe! I actually understood most of what you said. Precious!
I had never heard of this but found a cart selling fry Jack's and meat pies in the street in Belize city. This woman made it as a wrap with egg, cheese and sausage maybe some other stuff cant remember. Was amazing, not sure if it was authentic but it was delicious. I went back every day until I left for Honduras. Approval from an English guy living in the Netherlands.
i understand everything you say you speak english just with a sweet twist of belize. i born ina ingland. lmao
I understand many Caribbean and central america( bluefields Nicaragua/Puerto limon Costarica) people but u guys speak same as we.
Your creole much better than mine !!! I enjoy your show my mother in Belize 🇧🇿 turned me on to you and I really enjoy you !!! 👍
The Bare Pantry Show Thank you for this (and other) delicious recipes.
This warms my heart! Because I am belizian and I love creole! I want to learn how to speak fluent creole but I’ll get there soon! Plus I love to make fry jack!❤️❤️
Please keep making more videos. Sending love from LA, but 100% Belizean.
Showad Lepard Martn Moreno Raatid!! This is so similar to fih wi creole!! Its nice to know there are more people out there we can establish connections with through our language.
Xel' Naga You tu bwai? 😄😄 Da wa small world wi di live ina aftarall. Lol
I understand this dialect kriol real good, and Jamaican patois too. Good videos! The food looks good. I am around it enough and some Spanish too.
so addicted to your show. I make several of your recipes for my family I'm gonna try ducunu this weekend.
I love this video and your accent. Lol my family is mixed antiguan and Jamaican and it's interesting to see recipes from different islands.
Just discovered your channel. You made the fry jack/fry cake recipe. My beloved now deceased brother in law, Ernie was from Jamaica. The creole that you spoke sounds just the way he and 'my Jamaican mommy' sound. I guess that is why I understood all that you said. New subbie really like your channel.
I I love when you said " if people aren't greedy" it reminds me of hearing greedy gannets
Lol on in the hospital right now & boy am am I glad I have my phone cuz did episode really cheered me up you still soung like you just got
I think any english speaker could understand this perfectly
SipBrewWithMyCrew I think if they are open minded, they will. I have some people in my life that has no clue what we are saying when we speak Creole to them. I called them closed minded because I try to learn anyone's language as long as they are willing teach me.
I strongly disagree. I speak fluent Creole (Ah baan and bred ina Belize) and I find a lot of my English speaking friends in the US do not understand the Creole.
SipBrewWithMyCrew I'm from the United States, I understand easily. To me it's just English with a different accent
@Danny I'm American, but I understood her perfectly. Maybe cause cause I'm Afro-American, and I can understand her syntax.
When I went to Belize it was harder because they speak wayyyyyyyy faster. But if you ask them to speak slower/ teach you how it sounds like this.
Lol 😂 I can't stop smiling at yuh creole I'm not a fan fan of this cake 🎂 but I'll watch it over and over again just to hear the language
Tank ya fe sheear.
I'm in the US for 52 years and I still understand my creole. It was so nice hearing it.
I love your creole videos and cuisines. Just goes to show how closely related we our as caribbean people both in our dialect/patois/creole and cuisines.
Mark Linton think of it as how our ancestors interpreted English and taught themselves. They were West African for the most part. So all the islands sound similar to an untrained ear. Because to me I can tell a Bajan from a Guyanese to a Grenadian or Jamaican. And my sing song Trini accent is quite distinct. West Indian Creole sounds similar Krilo in Sierra Leon sounds similar as well.
You got me laughing
Thank you for this fun video
U rock!!
Omg one of my favorite things in Belize was the food. I had so much fun vlogging there
Loved it, it’s a beautiful language.
I am a Belizean living in Honduras and I do fry jacks a bit different, but I will try your recipe. Thanks for sharing.
Puedes hablar español
Even I understood this and nobody around me speaks it. It just sounds like you are speaking very fast and with a very heavy accent. But this language is so beautiful. :)
PianoDisneygal10 It's mostly broken English, but using more British words than Americanized words.
beautiful language. I came looking for belizean creole, and I found what I was looking for. I never heard a creole language before and while English is not my native language, I can understand most of what you said...
We Caribbean nations know how to cook so when we nuh have nothing we take we hand tun fashion greetings from Jamaica
Pretty easy to understand for an English speaker. I'm thinking of visiting Belize.
Yes Martn you are rigth, they speak Just as us, we are From Saint Andrew, in Spanish San Andrés. We love your program because it is made in your Mother language. Keep on Speaking Creol :*
Showad Lepard Awh thanks Showad..I'll keep speaking more Creole.
; )
Hi Tynoudy...maybe I'll see you there. My dad has good friends there that I'm sure we'll try to visit. My dad was born in P.G. and raised in Dangriga.
I love how you speak Brad creole because to me when someone from Belize noh speak creole its just weird d I'm glad that you are using your real roots
I love your cooking wish I can cook like this for my boy
🤗 Hi Ms. Barbara 😂😂😂😂 🤔 How your children don't understand the creole you talk.. I'm American & understand you quite well. 😁you're too cute ! 🙏🏽✌🏾💕
thanks fi sharing your version a fry Jack. I think my ma add shortening Inna fi she one but I no sure. I mek it before but since I no mek it long time I need fi brush up. lol. I might have to double your recipe caz my husband love belizean food. thanks again. ☺
A lot of people put some type of fat in their fry jack. This is my husband Joe's recipe and his rule is that "it's already gonna be fried, so why put more fat in the dough." Plus it stays together better when there is no fat in the dough.
Luv your channel
I want to try this recipe, maybe sprinkle some sugar and cinnamon on them after the butter. Thanks for sharing.
And i love your show
Mi Kriol at heart! Almost undrstood evryting yoo say. Woot! Mi Loves it.
This is similar to Native American fry bread. We make Indian Tacos on it, or like you were saying, powdered sugar and butter.... or jelly :) I understood everything you said. I could never speak it, but I was practically adopted by your mom when me and Tracy were in high school. lol
She sounds like Jamaican!!! Beautiful
I love when you talk Creole but i use to the English better😂😂😂lovely miss Barbara
🥰 I miss living with mi mommy , had some fry jack the other day and some Jonny cake
I had a belizean spanish teacher in middle school and I never noticed an accent with her. I didn't even realize belizean kriol was a thing til a few years ago, I only it was the only english speaking central american country.
Yup it's a language now, not just a dialect.
+The bare panty show we eat this in the coastal region of Nicaragua we call it tortilla make it with flour,salt,sugar baking soda and fry same exact breakfast. Thanks for sharing
Dus show be good fo we. Me no fraid fuh change neevah. Da fry cake be a good tang....
“Dem Americans eating with powdered sugar” 😂
Hi Jamdown1990 lol...I didn't realize how much real Creole I don't really speak anymore. Here I am thinking I haven't lost my culture. Joe laughed so loud when I showed him this video.
I never even thought of this as a different language. My family's from Belize city, I'm first generation born in U.S. this is all I heard growing up.
Hi Delecia, Yes Creole is a different language. Even the spelling of the words are different. For instance the word "language" would be spelled "langwij" My kids were born here in America too and they all understand us, but only my daughter speaks Creole. Incidentally Creole use to be considered as a dialect rather than a a language. The reason being you couldn't write it or read it. That has now changed so yeah, now it's a full blown language. :)
Very nice dear
AngieABC1..you're the one that met Jada in Forever21 right? I'm trying to keep track of the names. I just got through editing the video I was making the on that day and I mention the meeting in it. My middle son does that all the time...to clown us. lol
I really enjoyed watching this :)
Yes I understood it and I was amazed that I could. I know it's so sad about what happened as I heard it yesterday :((
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It's like I'm sitting around listening to my Gullah Geechee friends ❤❤❤❤
Love this video
I wish you was my neighbor!
I LOVE WATCHING UR VIDEO.. CERTAIN THINGS I CAN'T REMEMBER TO COOK EVEN WTH ME BEING IN THE KITCHEN WITH MY MOM. I LOVE MY BELIZEAN FOOD BUT CAN U DO " COOKUP RICE" RECIPE.
Ah patois it sound like ....look delicious btw !
I only speak standard English and I understand about 60% of what she’s saying
Come go mek we start. Fry cake today fi mi son birtday
Belizean fi life gal
Is he from belize? ruclips.net/video/YsPuV0zeuv8/видео.html
Ai mi liv da Bze fi 18 yaas ahn Ai mi-di laan fi speek ahn reed Kriol. Ai mi lov ahn.
Awesome AND AMAZING THANKS for sharing