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Word of the Day by @SabineBlaizin 💕 Ayibobo! 🇭🇹✨ More than just a word, Ayibobo is an expression of affirmation, praise, and blessing in Haitian Vodou, believed to have roots in the Ewe-Fon linguistic traditions of West Africa, particularly the historical kingdom of Dahomey (present-day Benin

🇭🇹🇯🇵 Haitians are everywhere! 🌍 Meet Paula, who lives in Japan! We asked her a few questions about her experience, how she stays connected to her Haitian roots, and she even teaches us a phrase in Japanese! Hope you learn something! ✨ Thanks for taking the time to sit with me @paulamako

A very Kawaii (cute) language exchange with the owner of Hamashimasho_ten1952 a small gift shop we stumbled upon in Tokyo 🥰 @Wide T and I are very honored to have been your first customers from Haiti! 🇭🇹💕

Word of the Day by @johny_placide 🇭🇹⚽️🙌🏾 Dènye moun ou te anvi bay yon souflèt la, se kiyès li ye? 👀😂 Johny Placide, former captain and goalkeeper of Haiti’s national football team, Les Grenadiers, who helped lead Haiti to its historic return to the FIFA World Cup after 52 years! 🔥 SOUFLÈT

Word of the Day with @JPERRY 🇭🇹🙌🏾 If there’s anyone who knows how to make uplifting music about Haiti, it’s JPerry, and I’m super grateful to be able to call him a friend. In this video, we dive a little deeper into the word “dekole” 🚀what it means, what it represents to him, and what it can

Based on this conversation, do you think French should be removed as an official language? On this clip of Beyond the Language with @micheldegraff, we discuss the biggest challenge Haiti faced before Creole became an official language: the use of French as a tool of power to separate the elite.

Still working on my salsa, but if I’m gonna be dancing for 4 hours straight, believe me…I’ll be dancing in my sneakers. 💃🏽😂 Event: Yayad Lakay, hosted by @le_francais_haiti

Ti Chita pale avek Michel DeGraff demen a 8hr du matin!! Tune in and subscribe!! Link in bio ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Moving to Haiti has taught me a lot… including how important it is to have an easy and secure way to access and move money. 🇭🇹💸 Sendwave has made it easier for me to send money from the U.S. to myself here in Haiti! If you’re sending money to family, friends, or yourself in Haiti, you can do

“Kreyòl pale, Kreyòl konprann, Kreyòl se lang rasin.” 🇭🇹❤️ I had the pleasure of meeting with @micheldegraff , one of the founding members of the Akademi Kreyòl Ayisyen, and we had such a great conversation that I can’t wait to share with you! 🎥 In the meantime, I asked you guys if you had an

Word of the Day by @TheJessieWoo 🔥🇭🇹 Very useful one: Eskize m 👉🏾 Excuse-moi 👉🏾Excuse me

Word of the Day by ROBSY ❤️ Watch till the end for a little taste of Ti Zwazo! Beautiful song 🥹🥹

I’ve heard a lot of French people say Haitians pronounce the French “R” like a “W.” But that’s actually not true. Whether we’re speaking French with a Haitian accent or Haitian Creole, we still pronounce the R as an R—just not the same way it’s pronounced in France. There’s a difference, and

So, do you think Black Panther is Haitian? 🇭🇹🤔🤗 In Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, T’Challa’s son, Toussaint, is revealed to have been born in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti. But does being born in Haiti automatically make him Haitian? The answer depends on a country’s citizenship laws. Haiti follows

Word of the day by @Charnette Frederic 👩🏽‍⚖️ make sure to read more about her incredible journey in her book From Haiti to America available on Amazon ❤️🇭🇹 Espwa or Lespwa means Hope. What makes you hopeful for the future? #haiti #hope

Word of the Day by @Steves J. Bryan 🔥 And make sure to check out his and Niko’s new single FRESHÈ 💃🏽🙌🏾🔥

Word of the Day by @Steves J. Bryan 🔥 And make sure to check out his and Niko’s new single FRESHÈ 💃🏽🙌🏾🔥

🤣🤣 great time with the kids of @fondation_matana ❤️ We have a bunch of words for you today!!

Word of the Day by Son Excellence Martin Expérience ⚽️🙌🏾