In this section we are going to discuss the different types of Creole and what they are all about, as well as how they are used in the United States.
The first thing you might notice about the many different types of Creole is how they have all completely different origins. For example, the word “Creole” is actually a combination of two words, “creeole” and “ole.” When the French first came around to the Caribbean, they called these people “creeoles” because they had no English and couldn’t understand any English that they had been taught in school.
This was a serious problem for the French, because they were already having problems in the Caribbean having problems understanding spoken English as what they called French Creoles. If you’re a French Creole, you can see that you speak a lot of French, you don’t just speak like a Frenchman, you speak it in the way that the French have always spoken. However, you also have to learn to speak English, and that makes you a Creole.
As it turns out, this is the same problem I had when I moved to the Caribbean. I had a French accent that I wanted to learn to speak, but I didnt want to be a Creole (because I was already a Creole). I had to learn both English and French, and it made it much more difficult for me to understand people in the same situation.
While I’m on that note: I’ve been asked many times if I’m native to the area where you are reading this, and I always say no. I’m from Cuba, so I’m not. However, I do have some family there, and my uncle is a professor of English. So that’s an advantage for me.
But no, I’m not from Cuba, but I am from the Dominican Republic. I grew up in South Florida and have lived in the Dominican Republic ever since I was a child.
This is the last time I’ll be answering this, so hopefully someone can convince me to stay.
This is the Dominican Republic, home to thousands of people who are in the Dominican Republic illegally. They are protected by the Republic’s government, but they are not allowed to stay in the country. Because many of these illegal immigrants do not speak the Dominican language, it is hard for the government to keep track of them. So when people are caught and deported, they are sent back to the Dominican Republic where many have been stuck for years.
Cape Verdeans are an interesting group. They are a group of people who are not from the Dominican Republic, but who have spent years living in the country illegally. These people are protected by the government, but it is hard for them to stay in the country because of the language barrier and because they are not given a choice in the matter.
It’s true enough. The language barrier is the biggest issue here. The people they are sent back to the Dominican Republic speak a language they can barely understand, and the government can’t help them because of that.
