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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Don't Forget Haiti
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We've all been proudly wearing our "Pa Bliye Ayiti" bracelets. What does "Pa Bliye Ayiti" mean, you ask? It means "Don't Forget Haiti" in Haitian Kreyol. Want a cool bracelet, too? Click on the link below or the "Bracelets for Haiti" button!
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2 comments:
nice bracelets. Haitian Creole is technically how it's spelled. Kreyol is the phonetic pronunciation. Haitian Creole is also a very difficult language as an offshoot of French.
Actually, Kreyol is more than just "the phonetic pronunciation," although it is that as well. There are multiple French-based creole languages, including that spoken in Haiti, which is Kreyol ayisyen and frequently referred to simply as "Kreyol." I believe that in Haiti, Haitian Creole is “Kreyol.” So, while "Haitian Creole" is right, "Kreyol" isn't wrong. But thanks!
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