Learn Papiamento - Lesson #9 - Useful phrases

Teach yourself how to speak Papiamento through this video course. This one teaches you helpful phrases. More courses available.

[@jdub7771]

Sounds like Cape Verdean so much! Reading up on the history of Curaçao and being Cape Verdean, I found distant cousins! ❤️

[@kingkigo87]

Dont forget Guinée bissau 🇨🇻

[@leebron94]

Totally! Cousin from the native carribbean called arawak/awarak. 🇨🇼 🇨🇻 🇧🇶 🇦🇼 🇲🇶 🇬🇼 🇬🇵 🇭🇹 And way more

[@martingentiaras495]

I am Indonesian And I was helped by this video 👍👍👍

[@eleomar1000]

Papiamento sounds like Portuguese. A lot of sentences I can realize without English translation. I believe it is because the the first inhabitants moved from Brazil in the moment chat dutch people were retired from Recife. It's amazing to see that signs have been preserving for more than three hundred years.

[@CuracaoTodo]

You can find more Papiamento courses on curacaotodo.com/en/pages/learning-papiamento

[@leebron94]

Exaclty a lot of them Recife pps gone to Curaçao, martinique etc. The heritage is so strong when you look at it deeply. Also there was Dutch/Portuguese/ Spanish /french who was persecuted in their country moved to them islands and mixed with the native awarak from there. That's where the term mulatto coming from, basically its means a mix between a native karib(carribeans pps)/or the ones from brazil to the pps who came from Europe. All that happened near between 1550 and 1690 if you guys wanna get more infos about it. Danki, obrigado, gracias! To teach us papiamento my friend. Much love and peace to everyone ✌🏾

[@RobertoRamirez-ly7xg]

Buenos días Henky te escribo para desearte felices fiestas de fin de año y feliz año nuevo y que el próximo año se cumplan todas tus metas. Saludos desde Chiapas, México

[@chrissystewart6268]

Ready to learn papiamento

[@robloxlovera6362]

Thank you so much I'm going to aruba next week!!! ❤🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🩷🩶🖤

[@fatimadelgadomonteiro8819]

Its sounds like capverdean ❤🇨🇻

[@kapado690]

Right. I'm going over there and become king.

[@ejmobiel]

Yes. Papiamentu descends from Upper Guinea Portuguese Creole. They brought slaves from over there to Curaçao in the 17 century.

[@phoebejones8408]

I absolutely loved this I learnt A lot about Aruba when I move there

[@CuracaoTodo]

Thank you! Glad we could help!

[@aandddailylife5252]

U live in Aruba I love that place

[@brixaayala]

Aruba is where Jaydencroes and Gilmhercroes live :D

[@amaduconate5262]

very similar to creole from Guinea-bissau and Cape verde

[@ejmobiel]

@@amaduconate5262 Papiamentu descends from Upper Guinea Portuguese Creole. They brought slaves from over there to Curaçao the 17th century.

[@liviarodrigues9640]

Mi gosta des idiomanan

[@ejmobiel]

Papiamentu descends from Upper Guinea Portuguese Creole. They brought slaves from over there to Curaçao in the 17th century.

[@carlosvelez2988]

Parece español, más que portugués, tanto en fonética como en sintaxis: ejemplo " diskulpa mi " español "disculpame", portugués " me disculpe" bo por avisa mi, ( vos podes avisarme, voce pode me avisar), poko, poco, pouco, los días de la semana no tienen nada que ver con segunda , quarta, quinta etc. no tiene sonidos nasales como si los tiene el portugués, la " L" final no es "semivogal", la "o" final no suena U, lubida suena más a olvida que a esquecer.

[@NMaey07]

Bo tin Rason...! :) El Papiamentu tiene mucho mas influencia del español , pero tambien tiene su toque portugues. Los Capverdianos nos entendemos los unos a los otros, si se hablan tranquilamente..

[@jenirecontreras644]

A medida que pasan la clases son mas dificil pero me encanto me ha ayudado mucho

[@rangomez]

Mixture of English, Deutsch , spanish, portugués, and Afro languages.

[@Jmp2ba]

🙋🏾Why not "mixture of EURO languages and Afro languages"? Aren't all the languages you mentioned from Europe? Which "Afro languages"? Why you did not mention any one?🤔

[@henryantoniomartinez1528]

kumindamiento na colombia danki bo lessonan

[@shuhduvugup8425]

these sentences are veeery formal. niun hende no ta papia asina....

[@ThiHills]

4:22 "Come cu "

[@liviarodrigues9640]

Quase igual a criol de cabo verde

[@antoin2189]

Mashá Danki!

[@michellecardenas4240]

Wow this sounds so much like Spanish & Portuguese mixed together! Not too hard to understand.

[@ejmobiel]

60% of Papiamentu's basic vocabulary is mixed of (Afro-) Portuguese and Spanish.

[@rafaeldelahoz9485]

Bos nan Tim hambro Duname un suafi Trece basora pa mi Fiame un buki di telefon Mi ta sundrabo Wake no wowo Bo cashon ta kibra Kuanto or botin Mi ta bai keiro cu bo familia..nan Duname un sunçhi mi dushi

[@edsonchristina6207]

inhustisia

[@jr.mendez865]

Eso es español mal hablado ..

[@lycaenops]

Totalmente de acuerdo

[@jr.mendez865]

@@lycaenops 98% del lenguaje hablado se entiende..un nativo hispano escucha a alguien a hablando asi " lo corrige de inmediato" Eso es un dialecto del español..como el chabacano de filipinas

[@earb1_]

@@jr.mendez865 No por nada es considerado un idioma criollo, al igual que el chabacano de Filipinas