ii. Bahamian Creole 101: Pronunciation (2 of 5) 

Creole is defined as “a mother tongue formed from the contact of two languages through an earlier pidgin stage.”
With that knowledge we present you with our brand new mini video series titled ‘Bahamian Creole 101.’ The purpose of this video project is to inform individuals who are outside of the culture on how to speak The Bahamian tongue which is heavily influenced by the English language. The other purpose is to eradicate the xenophobic dialogue surrounding the word “creole” for individuals who were born and raised into the culture.
We are back with the second part of the series titled “ii. Pronunciation.” In this installment we go over how the vowel sounds differ from American English. We also explore the merging of sounds and how English verbs are conjugated in Bahamian Creole.
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