in places like London and Toronto , they speak a watered down patois
Anyone else successfully learn a new language? (OFFICIAL COLI LANGUAGE THREAD)
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True. but again i don't think lack of intelligibility necessarily means its a different language. although i do have to translate Patois for my friendsI bet you the "they" you speak of are typically blacks who have interacted with jamaicans and other west-indians
The average mofo (who is the majority) who has never interacted with west-indians would hear someone fresh off the boat from jamaica speak patois would be like
Mwen pale kreyol e franse yon piti men mwen vle aprann plis.I speak two languages fluently and I'm learning a third language.
Ou enerve et pa vre?
怒ってる？笑
全然知ってないで、お前
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dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
no rosetta stone hookup but you should definitely get up on portugueseAnyone got a Rosetta Stone hookup, here?
Oh wanna perfect my Spanish and also learn Portuguese.
Listening to Kizumba lately has me interested in Portuguese
the way africans and latinos have tweaked the language makes it
i like the european dialect too tbh, but it's like comparing pasta to meat
This track got me wanting to learn the sh!t likeno rosetta stone hookup but you should definitely get up on portuguese
the way africans and latinos have tweaked the language makes it
i like the european dialect too tbh, but it's like comparing pasta to meat
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
bittorrentAnyone got a Rosetta Stone hookup, here?
Oh wanna perfect my Spanish and also learn Portuguese.
Listening to Kizumba lately has me interested in Portuguese
i need to get into zouk man
apparently zouk is big in the French and Dutch islands
Ive been into Zouk since i was little sine i grew up around it. But THIS Zouk sounds very different than old school zouk. This is what they call "Zouk Love" with artists like Slai and Kaysha and Thierry Cham.
Im more into Zouk Rétro from the 90's which have a more traditional caribbean and latin sound by groups like Kassav and Malavoi and Edith Lefel or Ronald Rdrigue
Here are some old school Zouk samples
Ralph Thamar Caribbean DON!
Jocelyne Beroard. French-caribbean goddess
I feel sorry for you young lads that didnt see this woman in her prime
And then there's Edith. R.I.P.
Black people's dominance in beautiful music is universal across all languages , brehs
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Ive been into Zouk since i was little sine i grew up around it. But THIS Zouk sounds very different than old school zouk. This is what they call "Zouk Love" with artists like Slai and Kaysha and Thierry Cham.
Im more into Zouk Rétro from the 90's which have a more traditional caribbean and latin sound by groups like Kassav and Malavoi and Edith Lefel or Ronald Rdrigue
Here are some old school Zouk samples
Ralph Thamar Caribbean DON!
Jocelyne Beroard. French-caribbean goddess
I feel sorry for you young lads that didnt see this woman in her prime
And then there's Edith. R.I.P.
Black people's dominance in beautiful music is universal across all languages , brehs
Would songs like this be considered zouk?
