me sha, I done miss dat place and dey crawfish wit dey beer busts! Geaux Tigers!!!!!!!! WHOOOHOOOOO!!!
Mamou...da best little bar to listen to dey fiddle Jolie Blone

Oh me, soun like ya be don der a lon whil

Sha, dun be born and raised but dey feet don get to touch dat gumbo mud as often as dis her lass like....

I love it! Got to close down.....leaving tomorrow AM for a 7 week stay on AC. Hasta la vista dawlin!

WWWWWHOOOOOOOOOHHHHHOOO!!! Maybe I don run upon ya at BC's or Crazy Canucks... I be der Nov. 10th thru 14th.....

We should be around.....we love our ice cold Belikin in a frozen mug for breakfast at the Island Perk.....like 11:00 AM

Cool I know where to find ya then!

My understanding from old timers in Belize is that Kriol originally came out of a variety of cultures attempting to understand and speak the English they heard.

Different cultures and people from different countries who were brought to Belize has no common method of communicating with each other except obviously via sign language. There were so many different tribal African and Indian languages being used that a simple language evolved which had a common understanding.

In times past when travel was very limited often different languages evolved within different villages within close proximity to each other.

Kriol simply was the only solution. It is clipped and very non descriptive. The mind fills in the gaps.

I understand it well. SIN speaks it fluently. Perhaps he has another comment to add.

I hate that this is true but here it is anyway,
The Name Belize is a mispronunciation of the word 'Wallace'!
Thats almost embarrassing.