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< February 15 2009 at 2:23 PM >
Tiba says...

Linda,

Thanks for the observation for my use of words and phrases, but I did think twice about it before I posted it. And yes, we, Haitians, are lazy. I use lazy here in a collective term and not on an individual basis.

I know as well as everyone else that Haitians are good and hard workers.

Haitians are not afraid to work and they will do whatever kind of work put before them in the United States, France, Canada, etc...

In term of working hard collectively to rebuild our country, we are lazy doing it. As a people, we prefer to be bystanders watching and hoping US, Canada, France, and others to come in and rebuild our country for us because we don't want to get our hands dirty and nor get sweaty doing it.

I always have a collective view/goal/and objective for Haiti and not individually.

Individually, we can only put bandades on Haiti's wounds like for example Wicleff Jean is doing.

But we can put lastlong changes to Haiti, to the entire country, the entire population, only in a collective working spirit.

The topic is: Go back to school and learn French!
This is a reply to Msg 13328
Posted by Tiba on February 15 2009 at 2:23 PM



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Greg Quelle solution que tu proposes? Veux-tu imposer l'espagnole ou anglais comme la langure officielle d'Haiti? Crois-tu que changer la langue en Haiti est la seule solution aux problemes d'Haiti? Pourquoi penses-tu qu'is serait mieu pour Hai > >
Tiba, 15-Feb-09 1:59 pm
Linda, Thanks for the observation for my use of words and phrases, but I did think twice about it before I posted it. And yes, we, Haitians, are lazy. I use lazy here in a collective term and not on an individual basis. I know as well as everyone > >
Tiba, 15-Feb-09 2:23 pm
Tiba, il faut bien lire ma reponse. Encore une fois, la langue officielle d'Haiti doit etre le Francais. A cause de la colinisation Francaise cela ne ferait pas de sense de changer la langue. La Martinique parle Francais aussi bien que le Creole. > >
Greg Peters, 16-Feb-09 8:30 am
Greg, Je compris ton message tres bien. Tu refuses de comprendre que la langue francaise n'est pas lague natif natale des haitiens. Le francais c'est une langue adobtive du peuple haitien. Le creole c'est la vraie langue natif natale des haitiens. > >
Tiba, 16-Feb-09 10:21 am
Voila Mr Tiba Des lacunes de 4 siecles T'a fait une mauvaise tronche toi T'as l'air d'etre bourre. Qu'est ce que tu as ecrit toi Il n'y a rien de francais la dedans/ Alors t'as vu mon point > >
Yves Salamanque, 16-Feb-09 4:23 pm
"t'as vu mon point..." in not French. It is just another English translation. This is truly the case of the blind trying to lead... > >
Linda, 16-Feb-09 6:25 pm
Linda, Linda, Linda, Why do you keep wasting your precious time giving any attention to that moronic negro French wannabe? I realized a longtime ago that this negro has an infaturation love affairs with me, unfortunately I am not interested. I > >
Tiba, 16-Feb-09 9:49 pm
Meuf Linda Alors toi, tu comprends rien. Je t'avais dit que je fais pas les noires. Elles me paraissent encores grossieres et manquent en qualite. Tu t'evertues a me barratiner. Tu dois avoir une raison. Alors viens ici a Poitiers. J'ai un mec q > >
Yves Salamanque, 17-Feb-09 9:00 am
You're right Tiba; I forgot I said we should ignore this weird individual...I think that I just couldn't resist exposing his sillyness (not real word). I will now go back to ignoring him. > >
Linda, 17-Feb-09 9:39 am
Linda, t'as parfaitement raison. "It is just another English translation". > >
Sociss Kale, 18-Feb-09 8:13 pm
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