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Which non-island countries do you consider to be part of the Caribbean?
And based on what?
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So, which of the non-islands do you consider as part of the Caribbean? A-E-I-O-U and sometimes Y
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Which non-island countries do you consider to be part of the Caribbean?
And based on what?
*The
Y'all don't love us? Well let it be known then. We know where the fukk we at!
*just jokes
The Guianas, Belize, Venezuela , Panama, and the Caribbean coasts of Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Costa Ricaand Colombia. Parts of the mainland Caribbean are full of black people who speak English creole and/or descend from Caribbean people.
Many of these mainland areas are physically and culturall separate from the rest of their countries so you could argue they’re “islands”
Many of these mainland areas are physically and culturall separate from the rest of their countries so you could argue they’re “islands”
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OneManGang
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Bermuda ain’t known for shyt besides ships disappearing and unsolved mysteries breh 
It’s in the middle of the Atlantic basically, that’s not even the Caribbean
It’s in the middle of the Atlantic basically, that’s not even the Caribbean
I forgot about BermudaBermuda ain’t known for shyt besides ships disappearing and unsolved mysteries breh
It’s in the middle of the Atlantic basically, that’s not even the Caribbean
They count too
Iverson_64
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Guyana easily.
Also, Venezuela is lowkey very Caribbean influenced too. They're like honorary Caribbean Hispanics and they've also been adapting to Trinidad as well.
Also, Venezuela is lowkey very Caribbean influenced too. They're like honorary Caribbean Hispanics and they've also been adapting to Trinidad as well.
Correct… Honduras not so much
