ya'll know europeans were the first people on that island, right?
West African (Cape Verde) women >
- Thread starter Beegio
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Mansur Brown - "Heiwa"
we need an african music thread on here
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/official-african-music-thread.76439/
Bella Venus was such a shytty poster.My Cape Verde friend I introduced to the site told me to post her pic on here since she claims that she doesn't know how to post pics to the forum so here she goes I posted it months back .... Ill tell her to post... She is a member on this site..All you negative posters leave out the dissing on the young lady like ya'll do here..I noticed ya'll chased out the few women we had on this site with that g@y ****
NoirDynosaur
Yurrrrrrrrrr
Cape Verde is also the safest country in Africa. English is widely spoken on the island of Sal.
Yeah idk, Sal is basically a tourist spot and you'll see more strangers there than Cape Verdeans so I guess more people would understand english, but in general you'll need to speak portuguese, maybe even learn a bit of Kriolu to really communicate with the people of Cape Verde.
Cape Verde is also the safest country in Africa. English is widely spoken on the island of Sal.
Secure Da Bag
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How close linguistically to Porteugeuse is Kriolu?
In essence it's pretty close considering that Kriolu is mostly derived from portuguese, but the way it's spoken makes it difficult for native Portuguese speakers to understand what's said. There isn't really a standard written format or grammar rules, you write it as you hear it. There are also some differences in the Kriolu spoken between different islands.
In general, people understand both Kriolu and Portuguese because the latter is the official language of Cape Verde and is used for schooling/laws/media etc. while the former is more the unofficial spoken language. Both coexist on the islands.