Tiba, the Cape Verdi islands also have a Creole that is very
Concerning Haitians do not speak french, 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 Portuguese.
Like Haiti they have two languages that are both spoken fluently, Portuguese and Creole.
However, unlike Haiti, they don't have a class issue connected to. either one of their languages.
About the individual that you mentioned; notice that I have not responded to him or the other one since the time I said that I wouldn't. I don't fraternize with those types of people in real life, why would I do so on a blog. As I said in my last blog to them, "the dog barks, but the caravan passes without even noticing." That is how insignificant these people are to me.
The topic is: Haitians do not speak french
This is a reply to Msg 12209
Posted by Linda on December 11 2008 at 6:33 PM
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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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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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