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- My perspective on the “Haitian problem” : r springfieldOH - Reddit
The main issue the Haitian migration has exacerbated is the housing crisis… Springfield has a lot of abandoned housing and vacant lots that could’ve used a population influx 20 years ago but need to be completely rebuilt now
- Haitian dating romantic terms : r haiti - Reddit
A subreddit to share news from and about Haiti, as well as to ask questions of Haitians for general discussion of issues and events concerning Haiti and Haitians everywhere Your account must be at least a month old and have a minimum combined karma of 50 to post in the sub
- Dating in the states any one else notice negative stereotypes to . . .
I think the stereotype of Haitian men being players, is something that a lot of Haitian Americans like to say because in their own way it helps make Haitian men be sexually appealing to non-Haitian women Kind of like the whole "Latin Lover" thing with Latino men Or the big black "Mandingo" with African men
- Why are Haitians so hated? : r asklatinamerica - Reddit
Haitian mothers often cross the border to give birth in our hospitals A lot of Haitian children beg on the streets Haiti is a market for wood charcoal, so a lot of trees are cut down and shipped to Haiti illegaly (Dominicans also take part in this, but the main reason as that Haitians still cook with wood and they cut down a lot of their own
- Haitians, do you consider yourselves African? : r haiti - Reddit
My mother is Haitian and my father a African (Cameroun), so I can claim being African much more than you can But still, Haitians are not African… bozo 😆 Reply reply More repliesMore replies Mecduhall91 • A bunch of Africans moved to the Caribbean and started a new life on another continent just stopped being African ig Reply reply V
- How much can you understand of other creole languages?
As a haitian who grew up in the french antiles and fluently speak haitian creole , I understand every French base creole from the lesser antiles and I niw understand french base creole of french Guiana (thanks to family living there) and Louisiana creole which is similar to french Guiana 's creole If you understand haitian creole, it will be easy for you to understand the french base creole
- What is with the recent notion of Haitians claiming to be . . . - Reddit
Agreed - despite the geographic truth, given how “Latino” is used in our present context (which includes how cultures have adapted and identified with it) to make the argument Haitians are Latino is just unnecessary and soooo insignificantly technical If you really want to take it there, Haiti is a sovereign Caribbean country among the Latin Americas
- How often than not can Creole speakers understand French and . . . - Reddit
It'll depend on the creole (Haitian Kreyol, Martinican Creole, etc ) and the variety of French (Laurentian and Acadian will usually be easier than Parisian, for example) To illustrate, the frequent creole "ap" particle is quite intuitive when you use "après" in the same way in your dialect of French, and all dialects can likely get the hang of common creole "te" for the past tense from
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