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Kreyol - Do You Speak It?

schulzie @schulzie (4061) • United States 4 Mar 09

I was just thinking about this today. I live in South Florida and we have a lot of Haitian immigrants here. Many of them speak Kreyol, which is like a form of French and English combination. Some examples of Kreyol, or Creole...

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Fear of Failing or something?

Cillysophie @Cillysophie (327) • United States 2 Mar 09

I find foreign languages to be fascinating. I am in High School and am currently studying French and Spanish. I have already taken three years of Spanish and looking forward to my fourth year next semester. I've already required...

second language

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Heroes Withdrawal Syndrome Anonymous!

usaction @usaction (649) • United States 25 May 07

Heroes is done for this season! So, whatever are we going to do? Let's have fun with Heroes Withdrawal Syndrome Anonymous! Be as wild as you want, but let's not do anything that would get us banned, as minors can read what we...

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Does Heroes need more Villains?

usaction @usaction (649) • United States 7 May 07

Ok. We all know the main bad boy is Sylar, who believes he's just taking part in natural selection. Then, there's Linderman, a sort of "hero-villain," who does a lot of bad things, but believes he's doing it for the greater...

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Claire's father - Australian Viewers only - Please don't spoil

BELMCstar @BELMCstar (1341) • Australia 26 Apr 07

In the episode shown last night in Australia, Claire Bennett made contact with her mother after finding out from the Haitian that she supposedly died in a house fire. Next week, Claire's mother (Melinda), rings Claire's father,...

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Where do you think Claire is going?

JJLoa44 @JJLoa44 (346) • Canada 27 Feb 07

It all depends on who the Haitian is working with. I can only think of two possibilities. One, the Haitian is taking her to Linderman - which means either he's betraying bennett or Linderman is not fully in charge of that...

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Haitian Creole

danjenkins @danjenkins (646) • United States 16 Jan 07

Haitian Creole is a fascinating language. It is a combination of African dialects, French and words appropriated from other languages, such as English and Spanish. For instance, the phrase "boat people" has been appropriated...

english to spanish

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