Haiti original lengauje
The local people speak in a special language similar to french.
Somebody knows what is the local language..??
Oscar from Rosario-Argentina
The local people speak in a special language similar to french.
Somebody knows what is the local language..??
Oscar from Rosario-Argentina
It's the official language of the country: It's Kreyol (or Haitian Creole). French is also the official language of the country but Kreyol is used the most.
shareFor more information about Haitian Creole French, you can look at the Rosetta project http://www.rosettaproject.org/archive/hat/view?searchterm=haiti.
Wikipedia contains an article in French discussing the grammar and pronunciation of Haitian Creole: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cr%C3%A9ole_ha%C3%AFtien.
im haitian
its spelt "Creole"
its easier than french
x_;*Ladiee L.
OK, thank you very much.
How is the life in Haiti nowadays ..??
Bye bye..!!!
Oscar from Rosario City
Argentina
REALLY HARD!
for certain people
they're qettinq their children kiddnapped & askinq for money to release them.
its hard ; & my mother is thinkinq about qoinq there to see family but im not qonna let that happan cuss im not qonna risk loosinq my mother over some bull qoinq on over there.
if she wants to qo there than she should qo to the beautiful parts that have hotels,beaches, YES! haiti is more than you think it iss
x_;*Ladiee L.
I know something about Haiti life, and I know this is no easy.
The problem is in the crisis all the world is looking the place, but one week later, there is another crisis and the news look to another country,... but .... you and me are living with the crisis.
Thank you very much, I like to talk with people with first hands news.
Oscar from Rosario City
Argentina
I had a Haitian in my French class. He was the worst student in the class. He spoke pigeon French and felt he didn't have to study.
shareOh..!! Yes, this is very common.
In my italian class, there are people that spoke dialect (language from regions like Veneto or Puglia) and mix italian with dialect in a very big mesh...
Oscar from Rosario City
Argentina
Hey, did you ever see My Name Is Tanino? They have some Pugliense dialect in that film.
By the way, I also had a French-Canadian in one of my classes. His mother was francophone and he grew up in bilingual Montreal. He was 100% fluent in French, unlike the rest of us, but he didn't study either and so he would usually get something like 82% on his exams while the rest of would get 90-95%.
No, I don´t know nothing about this movie.
Yes, the natural language, is the best to know a language.
Our problem (Sud-america) is here we have not natural contact with people from another language (except Brasil=portuguese).
This was so that, until internet...!!!
Oscar from Rosario City
Argentina
jajaja HOla, Oscar
yo vei ala Pelicula y me preguntaba lo mismo
Original lenguaje?
porque a veces en Ingles y otras en Francés
Haiti no esta en centroamerica? no deberian hablar español jejeje
y nombraban cuba y lugares como esos
saludos