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creole

[kree-ohl] / ˈkri oʊl /


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Situated next to the French Quarter, the neighborhood is filled with 1800s Creole cottages and shotgun houses adorned with brightly painted storm shutters.

From Washington Post

Radio Haiti-Inter was the first station to broadcast mainly in Creole — the language spoken by Haitians, rather than French, the language of the elites — and to do political analysis and investigative reporting.

From Seattle Times

She works swiftly, conversing with medical staff in her native Creole, when a burst of wailing erupts from a baby girl nurses swaddle in pink blankets.

From Seattle Times

DHS officials note they have added Haitian Creole to the list of languages available through CBP One — a sign, they say, of the administration’s determination to improve the app and expand its accessibility.

From Washington Post

Over the next hundreds of years, the Chagossians would become a distinct people, creating their own Chagossian Creole language, culture and music.

From Washington Post