The problem doesn't lie in english or creole. All native
Re: Poll: Do You Think Haitians In Haiti Should Learn English In School From Gradeschool (maternel The problem doesn't lie in english or creole.
All native haitians speak creole.
The mere fact that this language is not spoken worldwide, put most haitian who doesn't speak another language at a disadvantage in the sphere of communication with people from other part of the world.
However, the french language is part of Haiti's rich cultural heritage and also the official language of the country.
How can you people want to vote on something like this. This is ridiculous, Haitians have been so unhappy with whatever is theirs while trying to adopt what is and will never be theirs.
I never see so much controversy.
Look around you, the other island have also their dialects as well as their official language, they do not take vote on the issue to adopt something else. At the present time Haiti is like a volcano.
We have issues that are much more important than trading the french language for English or creole.
Let see if we can stop killing each other and start getting along before the volcano erupts.
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Posted October 31 2004 at 10:53 PM
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Coming to america was a dream now it is an obligation.We need to learn english at school in haiti.We'll be a bit more prepare for that american more »
Well, If we want to be as honest as we can be without being too Bias, we know that French is Dead and gone. Period. In the Haitian more »
i voted because that's our mother language (creole) and we need to learn it and be more educated about it tomake our country great and not try to more »
The way the Haitian economy is going now, I would sugest all our kids to start learning english, from class Kindergarden up to Philo. Don't get more »
i think english wil be better because it will be good for the student but they can learn french and english together because its going to help more »
70% of Haitians dream of coming to USA. So it's better now if they start to learn english more »
The problem doesn't lie in english or creole. All native haitians speak creole. The mere fact that this language is not spoken worldwide, put more »
I think haitians everywhere should be proud of what we have. It would be a big disapointment among haitians and the rest of black people living more »
Most of us have our family living in the U.S whom supporting us in Haiti. So, that is the absolute more »
ban-m kreyol mwen, kreyol se lang manman-m lang papa-m.Imajine-w yon peyi kote 90% moun ki ladan pa konn li ni ekri, kijan yo pral fel si yo more »
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