I’m getting request to feature creole from Dominica, Louisiana, Martinique, and Guadeloupe but I don’t know anyone from there. Anybody who can speak any of these creoles who would like to come on my channel, please email me at info@charismaggietv.com
Back in the day, I had a friend who was from St. Lucia and we communicated perfectly. He spoke St. Lucian Creole and I spoke Haitian Creole. At the end of the day, we are African descendents who speak/understand the language our ancestors had to create because our colonizers would not allow us to learn to read/write. What a group of resilient people we are!!!! Let's EDUCATE, UNITE & ORGANIZE!
I’m from martinique, and St-Lucian creole is the closest creole to martinique creole, same words, same accent, i feel like it’s amazing that We are all relate to each other ! Only difference is that we speak French and not english.
Saint Lucian here living in the U.S .. interesting that my only real friend I made over the years living here is my hatian bro from Miami..his mom is native hatian and she could very well be the mirror of my own Saint Lucian mother too lol.love all my island people fareal💪🏿💪🏿
I understood everything, much closer to Haitian Creole than any other creole I’ve heard so far. Next Dominica please the land of World Creole Festival and CadenceLypso, also of of course Guadeloupe and Martinique. Nou renmen travay lan anpil 🇭🇹
I like the way you are looking for the cultural connection of creole speaking communities. From what I hear in this video, St Lucian and Haitian Creole is 95% the same, especially when he said "an mete Bondje nan mitan lanmou nou". This is clear and precise to my ears. "Let us put God at the center of our loving relationship".
I once lived with someone from St. Lucia. Someone came knocking on our door and she said "Ki yes kap konyen pot la?" Some Haitians were shocked that she used that word. Haitians say "frape." The words mean the same thing in French, except that the Haitians give a sexual connotation to the word "konyen."
👋🏾 Maggie « bon bagay 🇭🇹keep up the great work you are doing. The fact you can understand and keep learning in the creole world is good enough. Stay well
Thank you ☺️ Glad you enjoyed it If you liked this one, then you’ll love the videos featuring other creole languages Here’s the link if you wanna check it out ruclips.net/p/PLqCE4W95vsFpxuMGIIpb2sO96JE9LxWfR
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👏👏👏👏 OMG!!! I Can Still Feel The vybe From Watching This, 😊😊FI Di Kulcha! Lets Keep That Fire Burning. Thanks Again Maggie You Truly are a Gem in this World💎. Hope everyone enjoy and learn something new, and visit St. Lucia Sometime....
Thanks again for coming up. We are looking out for when the song drops 🤓🤓 I cant wait to visit. So many hidden gems in st Lucia and I plan to explore them soon 💃💃
I came across your chanel on your last episode, this one is like 95 percent like haitian Creole, i understood everything he said, i never knew they had so many Creole speaking countries, watch your mouth people when you're out in public😃
We say bon soir as well. "What's the price of the bananas." "Commen pou fig la". As another person commented, the pronunciation of certain words are different in different parts of St. Lucia. Another thing, the older folks spoke patois elegantly without any english words. Nowadays its adulterated, so lots of english words are added, and pronunciations change. @ 758 🇱🇨.
I love this , I understood everything he said . I am Haitian American living in Miami Florida , we have so much more in common than others would ever know . I feel like I found all my long lost cousins . Maggie where are you from
Very similar indeed. Not sure if you’ve seen the collab video yet where I invited some of the speakers back to test each other’s skills It’s even more evident in that video. Here is the link if you’d like to watch it ruclips.net/video/aEaPGyoswSk/видео.html
I watched videos of St Lucia shows in Créole. It's very similar to haitian Créole. The person in that particular video is an elderly woman. The Créole she speaks is the same as haitian Créole.
We have the only drive-in volcano in the world and we have produced two Nobel laureates. The entire month of October is celebrated as Jounen Kwéyòl month. The 28th of October is International Jounen Kwéyòl Day. 🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨
My St. Lucian grand parents spoke mainly Kweyol rarely did they communicate in English. My mom's generation and mine we speak more English, however luckily for me I was raised with my grandmother who spoke to me in Kweyol so now I am able speak and write better than most in my generation.
J’adore! J’ai rencontré des Luciens et c’était une grande joie de parler français avec eux! Je suis américain francophone et j’ai trouvé que c’était assez facile de communiquer. Je les adore!
Le creole st Lucien,to me is more of a mixture between Haitian and Guadeloupeen creole.i speak both. I love and respect all creole or patois to me they represent strength, the strength of are ancestors. We all have different cultures but we are all brothers and sisters or at list cousins. lanmou pou tout moun et gross bisou.
Once I travelled to New York ..leaving my hotel room that morning I heard people talking creole ..I thought they were from my country .i started talking to those 2 lively ladies but they said they were from my country ..but we could communicate ..they were Haitians and I am from Mauritius
Maggie where you from and where you raise. Like you said your parents are Haitian but your accent is giving me like a different island. Love your content ❤️
Heyyy thanks for being here. Haha this is probably my fav question. I’m originally from Guyana but I moved to Jamaica when I was very young. I also lived in Belize for a little while and spent my entire university days mostly around Belizeans so my accent is all mixed up 🤣
Yes you can. The French Creole is spoken with slight differentiations among Haiti, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia and parts of Trinidad. I believe we can also converse with people from French Guyana. When i was in Dubai i was speaking patois/creole with some people from one of the islands around Africa Reunion and Mauritius. Indeed we can converse. ive seen it myself.
11:10 my guess is ladjèt mama'w. By the way I'm Trini. I never learned Kreyòl. My grandma never passed it down. I never knew it existed until I was in my 30's, when my mother told me my grandma spoke it. I wished it was passed down thou. I started to learn it off n on from 2017. That why I guessed "ladjèt mama'w". I seen a video it was debated what was the correct way to pronounce 🤣
Vidyo Sa la sé bon bagay ou ka fè épi langaj kwéyòl la Menm si la ni ti diféwans nou ni an fo konnèksyon. Ayisyen ja ban nou bon ègzanp pas kè I Sé an langaj ki Ka moutjwé nou Sé menm.Mwen enmen kwéyòl ayisyen 👍👍👍Mwen sé an sent lisyen🇱🇨
As Haitian, I feel their creole is half way betwen ours and Martinican creole! I wish our intellectuals could work together to create a universal writing system for caribbean creoles.
I’m not sure if it would be possible to have a universal writing system since all the creoles are unique in their own way to also represent the different cultures/ ethnicities found in each country. A great step would be moving towards having more information or materials accessible such as dictionaries etc So far, I’ve been doing some work in my free time to find the similarities and differences between creole works and phrases. Really cool stuff so far. Definitely stay tuned as I plan to share some of what I’ve discovered
@@CharisMaggieTV If you read french, there's this book called "Syntaxe Creole Comparee: Martinique, Guadeloupe, Guyane" from Robert Damoiseau. It points out the main differences between them.
As an haitian, I enjoy watching the Saint Lucian comedy show 'Chez Campeche' on RUclips. I undestand about 90 to 95 percent of the creole spoken on that show.
I would debate that and say you wrong as a Lucian it all depends on the area the person is from how often they speak it and can they naturally speak it. This guy is speaking with some sort of accent not a creole accent.
Here in America certain people are called creole rather than just the language so I'm assuming some of us here in America are really Haitian. Because a lot of history been lied about. I don't know how but some of us are connected to Haitian and Jamaicans well as Nigerian spiritually without even been born there on the island or in Africa but the and I don't know people in neither place but I know I'm Haitian by soul.and I wear Haitian flag
Yes. In Belize as well, there is an ethnic group called “Creoles”. Based on the history, many of us are connected to countries like Ghana and Nigeria due to the slave trade as most of the enslaved in some Caribbean islands like Haiti and Jamaica are of those descent so I guess it would make sense why we have such a bond and it also shows in the similarities of our food. Same or similar food, but different names or cooking techniques
@@509LM you are right but here in America they are even starting to denied dark skin creoles they have to look a certain way with good hair or they will say you can't tell if they are white or black or Latino looking and much more Jim crow slavery got them messed up I'm Creole but I'm dark and I have lighter skin creoles in my family some of us look Latino or Indian and like me and a couple might look look like African Americans or black Asian creole is just a mix bowl pot here in America but at the same time are ancestors are Haitian
Although this guy is from St Lucia he is not speaking authentic Lucian Creole. He’s probably from the northern part of the island. However I give him credit for his efforts. Try getting someone from south of the island eg: Dennery, Vieux Fort, Laborie, Choiseul, Soufriere… you will definitely get the authentic version that will surprise you even more
Ppl from haiti that speaks creole and french can understand ppl from st lucia with no problem because st lucia creole is a mixture of french and creole but ppl from st lucia cant understand haitian creole because ww speak straight creole. Ex: kids grew up in usa speaking haitian creole only but not the french r not gonna be able to understand st lucia creole a 100%
We do but speak fluent creole we got a whole dictionary look it up ,the younger generation mix it up you should have a st.Lucian French teacher on here to better explain this guy is lost
@@jerwill3048 i want to make it clear that the people I bring onto my channel all speak from their own personal experience. Whether it’s knowledge of language or history, we are all on different levels and all experiences are valid. If the person’s knowledge isn’t to your standard, that’s fine but I think he did his best as I learnt something new from him. If you can recommend a St. Lucian teacher to come on or if u think you’re more knowledgeable, you’re more than happy to contact me at info@charismaggietv.com
I’m getting request to feature creole from Dominica, Louisiana, Martinique, and Guadeloupe but I don’t know anyone from there. Anybody who can speak any of these creoles who would like to come on my channel, please email me at info@charismaggietv.com
I know the Dominican creole and i always try to do this ! I do understand St Lucians for sure ! But Haitians are usually harder
If you’d like to do a video with me, please feel free to send an email to info@charismaggietv.com
@@CharisMaggieTV Quick question I understand your parents are haitian but where you born your accent sounds trini or bajan?
Jamaican accent actually.
@@SaintMac78 born in Guyana but grew up in Jamaica
Back in the day, I had a friend who was from St. Lucia and we communicated perfectly. He spoke St. Lucian Creole and I spoke Haitian Creole. At the end of the day, we are African descendents who speak/understand the language our ancestors had to create because our colonizers would not allow us to learn to read/write. What a group of resilient people we are!!!! Let's EDUCATE, UNITE & ORGANIZE!
You said it!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
❤❤❤❤
awesome response, more unity!
I’m from martinique, and St-Lucian creole is the closest creole to martinique creole, same words, same accent, i feel like it’s amazing that We are all relate to each other ! Only difference is that we speak French and not english.
Really kool!
Wow we have so many similar words. Creole is so beautiful, powerful and meaningful. Thank you Maggie for such great content. Love from Haiti
Thank you for watching 💕💕💕
Saint Lucian here living in the U.S .. interesting that my only real friend I made over the years living here is my hatian bro from Miami..his mom is native hatian and she could very well be the mirror of my own Saint Lucian mother too lol.love all my island people fareal💪🏿💪🏿
@@JAHDCypha it’s great to see this unity 💕
I am very happy and impressed with the young man representing Saint Lucia. He is well aware of the culture and the island❤. Great vibes.
I understood everything, much closer to Haitian Creole than any other creole I’ve heard so far.
Next Dominica please the land of World Creole Festival and CadenceLypso, also of of course Guadeloupe and Martinique. Nou renmen travay lan anpil 🇭🇹
If you have anyone from Dominica that you can send my way to do a video with me, feel free to have them email me at info@charismaggietv.com
Definitely the closer one to Haitian Creole
You're right. Out of all the Creoles I've heard St Lucian is very similar to Haitian Creole. I understood everything.
I like the way you are looking for the cultural connection of creole speaking communities. From what I hear in this video, St Lucian and Haitian Creole is 95% the same, especially when he said "an mete Bondje nan mitan lanmou nou". This is clear and precise to my ears. "Let us put God at the center of our loving relationship".
Awesome. Great observation 🙏🏾
Word for word understanding.
Love to see it! Keep it up Maggie 👍🏼 Dominica locked in 🇩🇲
Ayyeee represent! 🇩🇲
I once lived with someone from St. Lucia. Someone came knocking on our door and she said "Ki yes kap konyen pot la?" Some Haitians were shocked that she used that word. Haitians say "frape." The words mean the same thing in French, except that the Haitians give a sexual connotation to the word "konyen."
My eyes got so big when I read your comment 😅😩 From 🇭🇹😅
We do give a sexual connotation to frape too
Konyen= Cogner en français ex :cogner la porte surment c'est dans ce sens là pour eux Ste-Lucie
LOL!
🤣😂😂😂 are you talking bout me?? I did that same thing one time all my Haitian frens were laughing at me..I am born Lucian 🇱🇨🇱🇨💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
I got teary eyed just to see the similarities between our creole language
Aww 💕💕
For real... tears were coming up. Our islands are at a distance but we can STILL communicate. My gosh 😳...😌
You need to get out more.
@@JPMarie55 creole is such a beautiful langaj.
We the same people that's why..just imagine ancestry of long lost relatives that were separated during 1492
Thank you for that video Maggie you help us understand different cultures that is so good. Keep up.
Mweh emeh video a ou feh-
I like the video you made
Much love from st.lucia🇱🇨
💃💃💃 ayyyeee thank you 💕
👋🏾 Maggie « bon bagay 🇭🇹keep up the great work you are doing. The fact you can understand and keep learning in the creole world is good enough. Stay well
Thank you 😊😊
You are doing an excellent job. Thank you for the show about ye Mauritian Creole. And I am loving this show about Saint Lucian Creole.
Thank you ☺️
Glad you enjoyed it
If you liked this one, then you’ll love the videos featuring other creole languages
Here’s the link if you wanna check it out
ruclips.net/p/PLqCE4W95vsFpxuMGIIpb2sO96JE9LxWfR
I hope you all are loviinnngg these videos as much as I am too!
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Thank you for making this
Thanks so much for watching ☺️
Thoroughly enjoyed the energy in this video. I like what you’re doing, uniting people.
Keep it up 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks so much for watching
Mwen renmen travay wap fè a, sa pèmèt anpil moun konnen c pa sèlman an ayiti yo pale kreyòl. Apreciate it. : )
Ayyyeee glad you liked it and thanks for helping me get some practice reading creole with your comment. I think I’m getting better 😎😎
I love this exchange about Creole.
Thank you ☺️
Trinidad has a community that speaks creole too
👏👏👏👏 OMG!!! I Can Still Feel The vybe From Watching This, 😊😊FI Di Kulcha! Lets Keep That Fire Burning. Thanks Again Maggie You Truly are a Gem in this World💎. Hope everyone enjoy and learn something new, and visit St. Lucia Sometime....
Thanks again for coming up. We are looking out for when the song drops 🤓🤓
I cant wait to visit. So many hidden gems in st Lucia and I plan to explore them soon 💃💃
@@CharisMaggieTV can't wait to have you...will welcome you 💯🇱🇨
@@abdonstyr 💃
Mo linm vidyo-çilayé! I’m not fluent but I speak a good amount of Kouri Vini (Louisiana Creole)
Please reach out to me if interested in doing a video with me
Info@charismaggietv.com
Once again…amazing video….I understood the St Lucian creole, very similar to Mauritius
Thank you for the support 🙏🏾
This was actually the closest to Haitian Creole so far..
This video brought me joy. Thank you.
❤️❤️
I came across your chanel on your last episode, this one is like 95 percent like haitian Creole, i understood everything he said, i never knew they had so many Creole speaking countries, watch your mouth people when you're out in public😃
Awesome! Welcome to my channel
And yes haha so true
Makes me more cautious because you never know who can understand what you’re saying lol
I am happy you were able to finally educate yourself
We say bon soir as well. "What's the price of the bananas." "Commen pou fig la". As another person commented, the pronunciation of certain words are different in different parts of St. Lucia. Another thing, the older folks spoke patois elegantly without any english words. Nowadays its adulterated, so lots of english words are added, and pronunciations change. @ 758 🇱🇨.
Yayy 🇱🇨, we all the same, just different 🤍
One Love
🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨💕💕
I love this , I understood everything he said . I am Haitian American living in Miami Florida , we have so much more in common than others would ever know . I feel like I found all my long lost cousins . Maggie where are you from
I understand everything he said…Creole is so beautiful
A lot of Haitians live in Dominica cause Haitian creole and Dominican creole are similar
I understood EVERYTHING!! I need to make it out there at the end of October
Very similar to Haitian Kreyol. Thank you Abdon. I hope to visit St Lucia in the near future.
Very similar indeed. Not sure if you’ve seen the collab video yet where I invited some of the speakers back to test each other’s skills
It’s even more evident in that video.
Here is the link if you’d like to watch it
ruclips.net/video/aEaPGyoswSk/видео.html
Great video, love d energy 💯✨
Appreciate it. Thank you 💕
Yasss 🇱🇨 X🇭🇹 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Beautiful i love what you are doing. Mwen renmen travay w'ap fè a
Thank you Mike!
The Entire Caribbean Spoke Creole, It was what united us, but you know how the divide and rule ting go. Your Soul Speaks Creole.Ou konprann?
I believe so too. Yes I understand 😅
Mwen konprann zami
That's not true or at least they spoke very different creoles. French-derived, Spanish-derived or English-derived.
@@CharisMaggieTV Bahamians
Bahamians?
This just makes my Haitian heart happy!❤❤🇭🇹 N ap vide kreyòl sou yooo
💕💕🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
What a great interview!!
Thank you 😊
Different communities in St Lucia speak Creole different ways . Good vibes we say bomberguy
Wow interesting
Good to know
Bon bahuy is the proper Lucian spelling
Never heard St. Lucian creole ! Interesting
Ikr. Very interesting!
Directly south about 30 minutes boat Ride, Martinique speaks a different kind of a creole from our Saint Lucian creole, but it's also very similar!
I am Haitian. My grandfather is from Saint Lucia. I understand both of them
That’s awesome 😊
I watched videos of St Lucia shows in Créole. It's very similar to haitian Créole. The person in that particular video is an elderly woman. The Créole she speaks is the same as haitian Créole.
I think I’ve seen that video on Instagram
It was really cool to watch
Bon bagay.
Anpil vibe.
St lucia is known for honeymoons the number 1 destination
Great job my beautiful sister
Thank you 😊
@@CharisMaggieTV Stay bless
Good vibe goes better with nap trip
Ahhh interesting! Thank you
Good job! I am a new subscriber.
Thank you
Thanks for subscribing ☺️
Another great video
As always, thanks for the support Marvel ☺️
We have the only drive-in volcano in the world and we have produced two Nobel laureates. The entire month of October is celebrated as Jounen Kwéyòl month. The 28th of October is International Jounen Kwéyòl Day. 🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨
I need to come visit soon 💕💕
My St. Lucian grand parents spoke mainly Kweyol rarely did they communicate in English. My mom's generation and mine we speak more English, however luckily for me I was raised with my grandmother who spoke to me in Kweyol so now I am able speak and write better than most in my generation.
Wow shout out to the grandparents. Glad you were able to learn it 😊
Haitian speak everything when it come to Haiti creole languages... From my experiences
Of course we know the phrase!!! GET MAMaw they say DJET mamaw 😂😂
😂😂😂😂 correct!
J’adore! J’ai rencontré des Luciens et c’était une grande joie de parler français avec eux! Je suis américain francophone et j’ai trouvé que c’était assez facile de communiquer. Je les adore!
ils parlent francais ?
Le creole st Lucien,to me is more of a mixture between Haitian and Guadeloupeen creole.i speak both. I love and respect all creole or patois to me they represent strength, the strength of are ancestors. We all have different cultures but we are all brothers and sisters or at list cousins. lanmou pou tout moun et gross bisou.
That’s a great observation ☺️
St Lucian Creole is closer to Haiti and Martinique. We sound nothing like Guadeloupe.
St. Lucia is a beautiful place
Great Video🌻👑❤
Thank you 😊
Once I travelled to New York ..leaving my hotel room that morning I heard people talking creole ..I thought they were from my country .i started talking to those 2 lively ladies but they said they were from my country ..but we could communicate ..they were Haitians and I am from Mauritius
So cool. I love hearing these stories ❤️
Hi new subscriber here love your contents
Yayy welcome to the family. Thanks for watching ☺️
Maggie where you from and where you raise. Like you said your parents are Haitian but your accent is giving me like a different island. Love your content ❤️
Heyyy thanks for being here. Haha this is probably my fav question.
I’m originally from Guyana but I moved to Jamaica when I was very young. I also lived in Belize for a little while and spent my entire university days mostly around Belizeans so my accent is all mixed up 🤣
@@CharisMaggieTV I love it and your parents are Haitian. Very cool!
@@iamflay3776 yes ☺️. House is never boring for sure 😂
From Guadeloupe and I understand everything similar to haitian but really close to ours too can't even understand Reunion island creole that good
Awesome 😊
You ever hear this saying. "Kreol pale kreol konpran"
St Luciano creole and Dominican creole are the same
Good job little sis
Thank you 😊
Most be 'Salop' St Lucians' favourite word with Heeee SALOP being the second national anthem.
Hehe not that one 😅
I eh know but am Lucian and I say bonswa in stead of bonswe💀
😅😅
I use bonswa as well but I've definitely heard bonswe' around the coast .
Yes you can. The French Creole is spoken with slight differentiations among Haiti, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia and parts of Trinidad. I believe we can also converse with people from French Guyana. When i was in Dubai i was speaking patois/creole with some people from one of the islands around Africa Reunion and Mauritius. Indeed we can converse. ive seen it myself.
11:10 my guess is ladjèt mama'w. By the way I'm Trini. I never learned Kreyòl. My grandma never passed it down. I never knew it existed until I was in my 30's, when my mother told me my grandma spoke it. I wished it was passed down thou. I started to learn it off n on from 2017. That why I guessed "ladjèt mama'w". I seen a video it was debated what was the correct way to pronounce 🤣
Lol you are correct 😂
@@CharisMaggieTV mwen te konnèt li!!!🤗 Mèsi...😎
Thank you Soo much for the creole
Thank you for watching ☺️
Somebody please do a: Antilles Kreyol vs La Reunion Kreyol, comparisons
Lol I bet Google can’t filter that one!
Koko kolangyet mammam’w
😂 is that the patreon exclusive swear that you referred to ? Lol!
Looooool close enough 😂
Vidyo Sa la sé bon bagay ou ka fè épi langaj kwéyòl la
Menm si la ni ti diféwans nou ni an fo konnèksyon.
Ayisyen ja ban nou bon ègzanp pas kè I Sé an langaj ki
Ka moutjwé nou Sé menm.Mwen enmen kwéyòl ayisyen
👍👍👍Mwen sé an sent lisyen🇱🇨
🇱🇨❤️🇱🇨❤️
This is crazy, cool seashells next
Seychelles Creole video
ruclips.net/video/Gl6Sfau1g0A/видео.html
It’s the same language. It’s like someone from one state talking to someone from another state. Different dialect but the route words are the same.
Indeed very similar 🙂
Bon travay 🇭🇹💪💯💯🇭🇹
Good job👌
Thank you 😊
I like his lyrics
thank you..
Very nice. There are similarities for sure.
This guy speaks creole very good
bon travay, se yon bon ide kompare creole nan caraibe la
Okay map vini
As Haitian, I feel their creole is half way betwen ours and Martinican creole! I wish our intellectuals could work together to create a universal writing system for caribbean creoles.
I’m not sure if it would be possible to have a universal writing system since all the creoles are unique in their own way to also represent the different cultures/ ethnicities found in each country.
A great step would be moving towards having more information or materials accessible such as dictionaries etc
So far, I’ve been doing some work in my free time to find the similarities and differences between creole works and phrases. Really cool stuff so far.
Definitely stay tuned as I plan to share some of what I’ve discovered
@@CharisMaggieTV If you read french, there's this book called "Syntaxe Creole Comparee: Martinique, Guadeloupe, Guyane" from Robert Damoiseau. It points out the main differences between them.
@@kendrick10601 thanks so much 💃
What a fantastic idea .
Abdon is wholesome.
My G that fi life now mein
I can't find his RUclips or the song. Can you help me
@@rubyshay6352 his channel is linked in the description box
Son créole ressemble beaucoup au créole haïtien.
Oh là là ! Mwen fière keu mwen parlé créole.💃🏾🙌🏾💃🏾
I love it
Thank you ☺️
We need some African Francophone countries next !!
Glad you mentioned that because it’s coming ☺️
Comment below which ones you’d like to see
Hey. Here’s a video we did for an African creole language. Cape Verde creole
ruclips.net/video/FyTKrUuTQSI/видео.html
Lucia!!🔥 Big up
🔥 🔥
Abdon how can you miss he Pitons?/?
As an haitian, I enjoy watching the Saint Lucian comedy show 'Chez Campeche' on RUclips. I undestand about 90 to 95 percent of the creole spoken on that show.
Imma have to check that out!
Kouman ou yé (how are you) 🇩🇲
He’s talking about ‘jet’ and ‘get’ 😉.
Haha u got it
Lol 😂 yes
You should interview someone who is fluent in Saint Lucian creole.
I’m curious… how exactly do you think I find ppl to come to be interviewed on my channel?
Maggie can you ad one Haitian who speak a good creol with you some time
Nice
Thank you 😊
St Lucian creole is like Haitian American speaking Haitian creole 😁❤️
OMG! I’ve always said something similar to this. I say like a Jamaican (or other West Indian) speaking Haitian Creole 😅
I would debate that and say you wrong as a Lucian it all depends on the area the person is from how often they speak it and can they naturally speak it. This guy is speaking with some sort of accent not a creole accent.
@@C_the_NP where did you get that from?
@@listenup2882 from my own ears.
Here in America certain people are called creole rather than just the language so I'm assuming some of us here in America are really Haitian. Because a lot of history been lied about. I don't know how but some of us are connected to Haitian and Jamaicans well as Nigerian spiritually without even been born there on the island or in Africa but the and I don't know people in neither place but I know I'm Haitian by soul.and I wear Haitian flag
Yes. In Belize as well, there is an ethnic group called “Creoles”.
Based on the history, many of us are connected to countries like Ghana and Nigeria due to the slave trade as most of the enslaved in some Caribbean islands like Haiti and Jamaica are of those descent so I guess it would make sense why we have such a bond and it also shows in the similarities of our food. Same or similar food, but different names or cooking techniques
True. Louisiana Creoles have a lot in common with Haiti.
@@509LM you are right but here in America they are even starting to denied dark skin creoles they have to look a certain way with good hair or they will say you can't tell if they are white or black or Latino looking and much more Jim crow slavery got them messed up I'm Creole but I'm dark and I have lighter skin creoles in my family some of us look Latino or Indian and like me and a couple might look look like African Americans or black Asian creole is just a mix bowl pot here in America but at the same time are ancestors are Haitian
Haitians migrated to Louisiana during and after the revolution in Haiti.
I get bits and pieces. "Kwi pri?" = Quin preu ( catalá ), Quel prix? But then I got lost.with the song.
Although this guy is from St Lucia he is not speaking authentic Lucian Creole. He’s probably from the northern part of the island. However I give him credit for his efforts. Try getting someone from south of the island eg: Dennery, Vieux Fort, Laborie, Choiseul, Soufriere… you will definitely get the authentic version that will surprise you even more
Had visited at Lucia 3 different times. Ti Rocher Castries Anderson la Ray How come you not mentioning Chez lLira
Ppl from haiti that speaks creole and french can understand ppl from st lucia with no problem because st lucia creole is a mixture of french and creole but ppl from st lucia cant understand haitian creole because ww speak straight creole.
Ex: kids grew up in usa speaking haitian creole only but not the french r not gonna be able to understand st lucia creole a 100%
And if we speak straight french they are not gonna be able to understand it as qell only some of it. Lets say 25% only
That’s an interesting observation
Who says we don't understand Haitian creole?
We do but speak fluent creole we got a whole dictionary look it up ,the younger generation mix it up you should have a st.Lucian French teacher on here to better explain this guy is lost
@@jerwill3048 i want to make it clear that the people I bring onto my channel all speak from their own personal experience. Whether it’s knowledge of language or history, we are all on different levels and all experiences are valid. If the person’s knowledge isn’t to your standard, that’s fine but I think he did his best as I learnt something new from him.
If you can recommend a St. Lucian teacher to come on or if u think you’re more knowledgeable, you’re more than happy to contact me at info@charismaggietv.com
I would like to open a business in Saint Lucia,