Friday, May 20, 2016

Is it best to use the word 'andikape' as opposed to 'kokobe' when referring to a handicapped person in Haitian Creole?

Yes. We use the word andikape or enfim.

yon moun enfim - a handicapped person
yon moun andikape - a handicapped person

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4 comments:

  1. Mandalay hello I'm looking for the song "Si'm pata chante konin mwen ta pli malere" or Lhoner Louanj do you know it?

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  2. Has anyone heard from Mandaly? Her blog and social media haven't been updated in quite some time. I hope all is well.

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    1. Hi. I'm still here. Thanks for checking up on me :)
      A full time job and full time graduate studies prevented me from being faithful to my blog. I am glad the busy schedule have let up now.

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  3. I spoke these words in my dream and when I awoke I kept repeating them... What do they mean please help " ula baka baka"?

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