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Creolized languages aren't "broken". They have their own grammatical structures and vocabulary, often incorporating elements from various source languages including native languages, actually making them more complex than colonizer's languages. Its great to see Universities and linguists finally acknowledge they are distinct, fully developed languages with their own unique... show more

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I absolutely loove this 💕!!! As someone with New Orlean Creole, ancestry this makes my heart sing!☺️

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Props to the young man. His English accent sounds like he has three hot boiled potatoes in his mouth as he’s talking

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He trying to balance his mother's language with the queen's English lol

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Introducing Universal-Streaming: Ultra-fast, ultra-accurate speech-to-text for voice agents. ✅ Responds quickly (300ms latency) ✅ Sounds more natural (intelligent endpointing) ✅ Scales as needed ($0.15/hr with unlimited concurrency) Try it now 👇

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Good thing. A lot of Arabic people would love to know how they contributed to facilitated slave trade . Life has a way of making things happen. Black people you don’t have a single thing to apologise for. We’ve been screwed

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I'd live to know more about him and his work actually. Good luck to him.

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Cake Lady has this creole expert got a twitter or other social media accounts? He's brilliant.

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