Learning Papiamento in a few minutes

We present you the most popular Papiamento words in a short video. Learn how to say Good morning, present your self and much more in a few minutes in the native language of Aruba!
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[@robloxlovera6362]

Papiamento is my favorite language ever!!! ITS SO BEAUTIFUL AND A MASTERPIECE

[@amarxlayyy]

Omg ma corda esaki omg Ken a bin na 2023 pa wak esaki? 👇

[@carlospacheco7903]

papiamento is a mix between spanish, portuguese and some african influences

[@just2bquandus370]

and the Aruban Papiamento has some native Arawak influence also.

[@frozenplasticknife9731]

Carlos Pacheco Also Dutch

[@elivimo7960]

Carlos Pacheco and catalan

[@MatheusHenrique-bk2ed]

Yes, it's a mix between some languages

[@david_contente]

Actually it is only a mix between duch and portuguese, although it is considered a Portuguese Based Creole.

[@Dns.inceptiowl]

Papiamento is deeply connected to portuguese language. It sounds very brazilian and african kriolo indeed.

[@LatinAmericanDog]

Papiamento is amazing!

[@shaungordon9737]

very Portuguese

[@rodrigofpteixeira]

Juli, papiamento is based on portuguese...

[@joseabrhao2016]

@@rodrigofpteixeira Mi ta lesa un buki / Eu leio um livro

[@isaacmelo1702]

16th century portuese creole. Beautiful. keep it up the history

[@sandrocorreia_usa]

Wow just like the language from Cape Verde ! Criolo

[@rijnatoantonie278]

Si nos lenguage ta hopi similar cu di nan

[@theoriginalkebabian2606]

This sounds like a very interesting language. Must make some flashcards so I can practise in my spare time so I can hopefully become sorta fluent

[@Nete4324]

Wonderful video! Put more like that!

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

English + Dutch + Portuguese + Spanish + Something African = Papiamento

[@BValle-yd4en]

A base é o Português.

[@BValle-yd4en]

Bonbini = Bem vindo , Bon dia = Bom dia , Bon tarde = Boa tarde , Bon nochi = Boa noite, Mi nomber ta Aruba = Meu nome é Aruba , Ban busca algo di bebe = Vamos buscar algo de beber , Y algo de come tambe = E algo de comer também ..........

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

@@BValle-yd4en Parece assim.. obrigado

[@sunshinesista9812]

and romanian

[@othnielfenton8634]

Papiamentu is such a beautiful language, me gusta mucho!

[@dyl5274]

I love Aruba

[@Mattteus]

good think I know some French, Portuguese, and Spanish

[@bichen4151]

Cute language. :)

[@yarabianka8084]

Very nice video

[@a_golden_pughernandez4195]

some Spanish words are in here!! Yay!! Ik one third of the language... Now I need to know two more thirds...yay!! Portuguese and africa!!

[@VanyTelles]

Gostaria que faça de Português - Brasil para Papiamento.

[@joseabrhao2016]

Unda bo ta?

[@kellytavares664]

Ahhahahaaha this is so good and so similar to my mother tongue, creole from cape verde

[@reysworld135]

kelly That’s interesting to know 😉

[@hunterkendrick6294]

Bu ta papia kriolo?

[@voltronsupremeFood]

Almost Pt with words but spelling and accent closer to spanish.

[@solomonosemeke2761]

Cool

[@CuracaoProduction1]

I hate their accent... but anyway good video , and here in Curacao we say; ''Te awero'' not ''Te oro''

[@RamsezStamper]

and at least we spell C words without K ;-)

[@kevinharms4765]

Curaçao productoin yo say de curaçao

[@anti-federalist8795]

The Aruban accent is a bit easier to understand, especially for people who are learning the language. Bonaire’s is probably the hardest.

[@Black_madonna86]

this is similar a my language kriolo

[@YourKineo]

That language is a combination of Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese and English.

[@roymaduro571]

We need more tutorials

[@InsistentlyInterdisciplinary]

I made one with a friend from Aruba: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKaxkomCbduea6c&t

[@udontknowmedou9370]

do people who live in Aruba understand just spanish?

[@RamsezStamper]

No, our educational system is dutch, and our neighboring countries are hispanic and we have a massive american influence too, so we all speak our native Papiamento, plenty of spanish, some dutch and quite a bit of english. Not everyone is fluent, but they can probably understand you if you speak any of the four.

[@HamFriedR1ce]

Correct Ramsez

[@user-ri5oc5rw5b]

40 comments? Wow serio laga mi bai drumi awo

[@Dxcillen]

I'm speaking papiamento

[@dyl5274]

:)

[@diegostime9634]

Literally traduction in Spanish Bonbini= Bienvenido Mi nomber ta Aruba= Mi nombre es Aruba Bon dia= Buen día Bon tardi= Buena tarde Bon nochi= Buena noche Dushi= Dulce E tempo ta dushi awe= El tiempo es dulce hoy/ but is more likely: El tiempo es hermoso hoy Ban busca algo di bebe= Vamos a buscar algo de beber Y algo di come tambe= y algo de comer también Cuant’or tin?= ¿Que hora es? Te oro= Te vemos/ te vemos pronto/ Nos vemos pronto

[@mr.poopsalot7331]

pleas reply ami

[@michaelknight4369]

Con ta ba cubo, awe.

[@mathewvijsma1277]

Boy ,aruba misa papiamento caba ki coy kens e cos ki ta

[@carlosdijkhoff6323]

Hmmm

[@margaritaolaechea5404]

Com bai

[@coollipsynceditsannaliciac7440]

She said the English phrase after to fast! I did not learn,only the bonbini part

[@mathewvijsma1277]

I live in aruba = ami ta biba den aruba

[@kevinharms4765]

Jajajjajjajaja ami ta biba na curaçao

[@kevinharms4765]

Mi i love curaçao

[@mr.poopsalot7331]

bondia ami ta biba na aruba

[@puinguin]

botch dont flirt with me i have a girlfriend

[@nexongaming6342]

Puinguin 😂😂😂😂😂

[@yasmin2725]

Puinguin omg 😂😂😂😂😭

[@erick2herrera]

Masha danki