How I learned an endangered language-and why it matters | Jonathan Mayers | TEDxBatonRouge

[@trenthill9392]

Wonderful work, Jonathan. Thank you for all you do to protect this culture.

[@xr2kid]

I learned as well. My family is Kreyol and Im trying to help save my culture! Mo té aprenn osi. Mô famiy çé kréyòl épi m'ap séyé édé sové mo kilti!

[@mugi4026]

Please teach me 🙏🏽

[@coline_ebb]

Thank you for letting us hear this beautiful language! I am in the middle of a sketchbook exploring Occitan. Your reasons and mine are similar :-)

[@anniekarinarichardson5638]

To know about our past is really important. I am talking about creole haitian too. Ah! You bring me Nostalgia !! Thank you.

[@dunkkid23]

Ey laba radbwa! Vive Kouri-Vini!

[@christophelandry3667]

Mo sitan konten wa ça isit finalmen. T'apé renn nô vyé moun konten itou. Vansé!

[@adrienguillory-chatman2726]

Mo LINM wa nô langaj kouri-vini isit. Vayan!! Nouzòt fyè!

[@bubbles.stu26]

This is a very important talk. It affects food security as well.

[@soniad1]

Finally, an unusual topic. Learned something new.

[@TabvonBates]

Proud of you, Love you Aunt Celia

[@joshhardin1347]

Awesome job, brother.

[@checkmateboijr]

My family is Kreyol but my grandfather didn’t want to teach the language can anyone point me towards the right direction to learn it

[@aharonangelle8304]

Mèsi pou patajé no langàj boug

[@mugi4026]

Can you teach me how to speak the language?

[@kinshasav]

Thank you for teaching me something new.

[@stefanorossi9643]

3:00 Tikar from Cameroon, and other ethnic groups from central Africa such as Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and the two current Congos. The Africans will become natives in my country, Italy. In the USA it is also spoken another creole language called the Gullah. It derives from the slaves who were captured in Gambia (James Island) Sierra Leone( Bunce Island) and Ghana(Cape Coast Castle; Elmina Castle and Anomabu). I'm Nigeria the main ports from which the slaves were sent to the Americas were Badagry, Lagos and Calabar. It is worth visiting all the castles who were built in Africa to detain the slaves. Another important place is in Gorée Island(Senegal).

[@brijmohanvlogs]

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[@SomeCajunDude]

The folksy pathos at the beginning was good for a chuckle. A lot of self-preening. And you talk about community - I know who y'all really are 😅

[@elisabethgimenez5309]

Podría obtener el link de TED en español? ?????? Gracias

[@XplainLuxury86]

Mo konten pou wa çila. Mèrsi boug yé

[@AyahMn]

I hope improve my English language

[@Louisianish]

To fé mò jolimen fyè, boug! Momen-la to di ça tô popa té di twa pou manyè-la sô gran-moman parlé, mo té vini émosyonnèl. 🥲

[@GGoAwayy]

I speak a really obscure language but youve probably never heard of it. Hipster life.

[@anpan-v5u]

I can think better about nostalgia. It's idyllic.

[@kayitmessi]

this is not tdx

[@thekreyolcadet]

how?

[@Indomitablespirit108]

Come on Man, you're awesome, lose the belly!

[@thekreyolcadet]

kom in not kreyol mo byin konten wa ke n’apé fé plas-ye pou no-minm! nou yê isit, y’alé pa bliyé nouzot 🫶🏼⚜️

[@AbdallahHissenabdallah-wr6os]

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