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Kelis Andre's world Haitian is NOT creole. The etymology of the word creole is of Latin origin via a Portuguese term that means “a person (especially a servant) raised in one’s house. Please don’t apply that derogatory word in identifying Haitians or Haiti.
"Creole" (or Sp. "criollo", Port. "crioulo") means "born in the land of reference" -> "native" for people or things as opposite to foreigners. But creole languages are languages developed by strong contact between 2 or more languages: they begin like pidgins (i. e.: you speak A and your neighbor speaks B, but you communicate in a simplified version of either A, B or A+B) and when they have native speakers they become creoles. The most spoken recognized creole is Haitian Creole, but some scholars argue English is a creole developed by contact between Old English and Old French.
I really like the way you teach, thank you.
Thank you! I am glad you have found the lessons useful.
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I really love these lessons! Both my parents are Haitian but raised me speaking English so I was never fluent but this helps a lot :)
Easy to follow and slow pronunciation, thank you.
Great lesson! I've learned so much. Mèsi
Glad you liked it!
He makes it for those who don’t understand english due to his instructions being in English
Thank you i understand and learn a lot better with your videos
Thanks for the lessons I’m tired of being called a yank because I don’t know creole 😂🖤
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I feel you
Excellent because you combine the words for conversation.
Very good. Li also means "it".
Thank you for your videos. Very helpful.
Love the way you teach.i just subscribe hope to continue learning with you.blesses
Wow, learning creole is a lot of fun.
The Haitian language is NOT creole.
Some of their words are pronounced the same as french words
They also speak French
Coz creole is broken French
Thank you so much my fiancee is Haitian and this helps alot!
Thank you Stevenson I'm learning alot
They video is excellent I raised my daughter speaking eniglish and we are from Hati so this is why this video is excellent for my daughter 😃😃😁😁
Thank you
I love the way you teach so please keep the videos coming. Just subscribed.
Mesi for the lauguage im eleven and half haitian and thank you because in struggling but your video is helping me
im the exact same as you
I’m 46 and struggling 😭
THANKS FOR THE HELP WERE ARE LEARNING TO SPEAK TO PEOPLE WHO DONT SPEAK ENGLISH
videyo a te fèm grangou 😍😍😍
Katherine Elisabeth Brown ebien ou t doué manje anvan.
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Thank you helps me alott
🤗🤗🤗🤗I have learned so much
I am glad you have found the lessons useful.
Thank you 😊 😆
Thank you for this video great help now I will know Spanish and creole
Thanks 🙏
Good
Tre bon
Thank you for these videos
Mwen swaf
Wow I like the so much thanks
i just wanted to see if u can speak it right i can
Where is 3rd lesson
Sorry, we don't have a 3rd lesson up yet on our channel. Will try to have a lesson up by the end of the month.
Mwen renmen aprann kreyol👍
Tyrone Brown You have to find a kreyól person to teach you.
Hey, the hatiens simplified french!
Haitian is a mix of languages like one of them is french and another is spanish and some others
@@suns524 Haitian creole is 90% French, cut the crap ...
@@FeelingsAintFacts I am serious, yes it has mostly french, but it also has west african languages, Portuguese, spanish, and english.
@Stanley Dougé *sighs* I guess I need to learn a bit more about my culture
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For more details visit: www.creolesmart.com/
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Thisizsoeasythankyou
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yes it is I speak I
what is this Ey kave 🤔🤔
Plzzz help me
Mesi
Google translates says turkey is latiki
Most of the time google translate is incorrect when it comes to Creole, you should just listen to the actual language speakers. Trust me
@@Iloveyouhanhan mesi
The Haitian language is NOT creole.
Edd P. Yes it is but Haitian creole there are many different creole language's for different cultures
Kelis Andre's world Haitian is NOT creole. The etymology of the word creole is of Latin origin via a Portuguese term that means “a person (especially a servant) raised in one’s house. Please don’t apply that derogatory word in identifying Haitians or Haiti.
Kelis Andre's world The Haitian language is “Haitian”.
Kelis Andre's world, being ignorant of the definition of a demeaning word creole is not a excuse.
"Creole" (or Sp. "criollo", Port. "crioulo") means "born in the land of reference" -> "native" for people or things as opposite to foreigners. But creole languages are languages developed by strong contact between 2 or more languages: they begin like pidgins (i. e.: you speak A and your neighbor speaks B, but you communicate in a simplified version of either A, B or A+B) and when they have native speakers they become creoles. The most spoken recognized creole is Haitian Creole, but some scholars argue English is a creole developed by contact between Old English and Old French.
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