english - haitiancreole translation

Haitian Creole is a language belonging to the creole languages. It is spoken by about eight and a half million inhabitants, especially Haiti. Among speakers can include you too, if you learn the language using our Creole translators. Furthermore, the language used roughly three and a half million people all over the world, but especially in Canada and the USA, in France, the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas and other Caribbean countries. Haitian Creole is based mostly on French 18th-century influences on her should also languages of West Africa. Make sure that our Creole dictionary. Today, Haitian Creole full language with vocabulary and grammatical unified system. It is one of the official languages of Haiti Act 1961. Creol word has Latin origin and means "brought up in the household." Haitian Creole has two main dialects are called Fablas and Plateau. It was founded during the slave trade in the French colonies such as Saint-Domingue. Alphabet Haitian Creole is almost identical to our Latin alphabet, pronunciation is again similar to that of the French. Check it out on our Creole text translator. First Technical spelling for Haitian Creole was created in 1940, his father's Ormonde McConnell. As in our language, written language, whichever enrolling hear. Grammar is also quite simple and nouns do not have genders (masculine, feminine, middle). After the devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010 was needed for easy communication more Haitian Creole translators into foreign languages, arose because in a very short period of time various applications for computers and phones are able to translate this language, which were available to the affected country free. Become a translator too.