My attempt to learn some Cape Verdean Creole
My attempt to learn some Cape Verdean Creole
Cape Verdean Creole is a creole language of Portuguese basis, spoken on the islands of Cape Verde. It is the native language of virtually all Cape Verdeans, spoken by 1.2 million people.
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Thank you for interviewing him. See him again, hes a good man
Hi, maybe start by introducing yourself and where you are from (a Portuguese speaking country? which?) and why you are there (in Cape Verde?) to learn his dialect and language? Provide more insight and history for the viewers, as we can't assume we know what you are even talking about in the beginning like what the exact location is called and why. Just my opinion.
Is Cape Verdean Creole different from Portuguese spoken in Portugal the way American English is different from UK English, or is it an entirely different language?
Our CV creole is similar to Aruba, Curaçao creole, Latin with spanish, italian, portuguese roots. Nothing from black west africa.
I'm from Santiago in praia
I live in Brockton Massachusetts with a big cape verdean population. I learned "ola modi bu sta?" And suddenly they all looked at me different and were super friendly. It's amazing how learning someone's language can erase cultural barriers.
What a horrible language! My youngest dog sounds better than those natives.
I do not like Portuguese.
I’m Brazilian and I loved this video 😍 I guess that by being a Portuguese speaker I would learn some Cabo Verde Creole if I stayed there for a while 🌍❤️
I’m from Cape Verde I loved this video
Fascinating! I speak a little bit of Brazilian Portuguese and I can sort of make out some of the words, but mostly I don't understand. However, between this video and a few other Cape Verdean Creole videos the sounds are oddly almost like Brazilian Portuguese flattened like Midwestern American English is compared to British English. Not totally. There's still some of the characteristic emphasis, cadence, and nasalization like Brazilian Portuguese, it just doesn't sound as pronounced to me. Maybe I'm crazy and just imagining it, but that's sort of the sense that I get from it.
I’m Portuguese and cape verdan
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All we now, there are many differences between africans kryols and americans kryols. They are linked but different, totally regional and contextual and to specifics cultures. Another gold point: all kryols are independent forever between then. 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻👍👍👍👍👍✌✌✌✌🥂🥂🥂🥂
Interesting. He sounds 90% South African.
Your English is really good
Cape Verde the best in the world 🌎 very romantic people ❤ I really like it very much.
One of the most beautiful Portuguese music 🎶 it's so romantic songs 🎵 superb 👌
Si propi tud suave👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙
I'm haitien i'm speack creol
Bro I’m going there in 3 days , after 11 years
I sing Kizomba music IN CV KRIOLU and I am white born in America. Check out my journey with Cabo Verde.
Nha vida ku Cabo Verde. Nta papia kriolu y Nta kanta na kriolu. N staba na Cabo Verde 2021 y 2022. Praia, Sao Vicente, Fogo sabi
😆😆 very fun, glad of this video 🤗👍🏽
The only reason I can speak Kriol is because of my grandmother. My accent is horrible. 😫
I understand a little bit, cuz I speak Portuguese
And throughout the year of development different colonizers like the Spanish and Dutch influenced the developing creole Language through out time
Curaçaoans are basically cape Verdeans because the slave's brought to curaçao we're from cape Verde and with them they brought a Africanized Portuguese vernacular which is what created papiamento
This is soooo close to Papiamentu!
Im from South Africa
Linda língua! Sou brasileiro e conheci estudantes caboverdianos em Belo Horizonte. Pessoas bonitas e divertidas.
They say we speak creole in Saint Lucia and Haiti. He even use words we use like “Zot”.
But I’m learning that some of he “African” words fall into different groups of Bantus for the most part. From Shona, Lingala, small amount of Igbo, Tshiluba, Zulu and others.
Therefore I believe lots of compromising happened between the slaves based on majority of the regions assembled together.
Either way thanks for the video.
1. Maneira, tu suave?
Hi, how are you?
2. Obrigado.
Thank you.
3. Um tak fom.
I'm hungry.
4. Um kata papia kriol
I don't speak Kriolu.
super
Obrigado
Nah… kela é criolu sampadjudu
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Thanks for sharing
This capeverdian boy is so handsome ❤