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→Verb Conjugation
''Mwen'' for I correlates to the French ''moi''. ''Traval'' correlates to the French ''travailler''. In Caribbean and French fashion, Creole words are easily abbreviated or pushed together; in the above example ''m'ap'' is a contraction of ''mwen ap''.
''Mwen'' for I correlates to the French ''moi''. ''Traval'' correlates to the French ''travailler''. In Caribbean and French fashion, Creole words are easily abbreviated or pushed together; in the above example ''m'ap'' is a contraction of ''mwen ap''.
Similar French Creole languages are spoken on several other Caribbean Islands.
==Similar Languages==
Similar French Creole languages are spoken on several other Caribbean Islands. Also, variations of [[English]] and [[Spanish]] languages also exist in the Caribbean. These extended dialects also feature simplified verb conjugation and optional contraction, abbreviation and words of West African origin.
==External Links==
==External Links==
*[http://www.travelinghaiti.com/haitian_kreyol.asp Creole words and phrases]
*[http://www.travelinghaiti.com/haitian_kreyol.asp Creole words and phrases]