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I’m looking for a better understanding of some words that are not easily found in the basic lexicons.

Is it fair to say that a lot of Creole is just a slang form of French? Do they make up words as they go?
If you know, how can you say:
“Welcome home” also, any honorific terms or cordial phrases would be great.

No jokes please.
Antipode, bonswa!

I am currently in the US, but planning to go to Haiti this summer. Have been interacting with Haitians recently here and found it very difficult to track the language. I’ve always had difficulty with Francias, in any form.

I see the distinction of Pidgin or Creole versus slang. Thanks for the clarification! I did French in school, but can not converse much in it. I do see that Creole is a hybrid of French. I have tried learning the swahili of Uganda and see that there is a similar sound to some words in Creole.

Thanks to both of you for the assist in the language. I will go to all of the links provided, Mesi Bukuu.

I want to honor the people when I go, and hopefully be capable of some comprehensive conversation.

TEK





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