Haitians do not speak french

Tiba The Icon, I have never meant to hurt you by calling you Tiba the Icon. It actually means your impressive popularity on this educative more »

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I am somehow puzzled by your sense of denial and your self destructive behavior in attacking facts and statistics. I feel obliged to apolozige more »

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Lavaud You said "I have never meant to hurt you by calling you Tiba the Icon." CORRECTION: I never said that I was hurt, insulted dihumanized by more »

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Tiba, the Cape Verdi islands also have a Creole that is very similar to ours. It's kind of strange because they were colonize by the more »

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Linda, Nice to see you again. I thought you had left us forever out of frustration and disgust, but you're still here and I'm gratful for more »

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No, Tiba, I didn't leave. I just had some deadlines to deal with. And since the blog was polluted with very low caliber people with nothing much more »

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Linda, I say Amen e Insiswatil to that? Speaking Creole in all and every level of the Haitian society must be made mandatory by the more »

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You are certainly right that Creole is not the cause of Haiti's problems. But encouraging the learning of English as a second language is more »

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Once upon a time it was Latin or maybe Greek, then it became French, now it is English, and in about a century no one knows. I have no affinity more »

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Saul Do you realize none of these countries you mentioned on the list speak English as their second official language except the Americans for more »

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