Our Second Kwèyòl (Creole) Proverb
January 2012 marked the start of our second series of Word of the Month: Dominican Creole. We’ve learned 6 Dominican Kwèyòl (Creole) words and a proverb in this series.
Kwèyòl (Creole) Proverb: Wavèt pa ni padon douvan poul.
English Translation: The cockroach has no pardon in front of the fowl.
Meaning: Certain things leave no traces.
If you missed the first series, you can find it here… www.senicanaturals.com/our-first-dominican-kweyol-creole-proverb
I hope you enjoyed learning these words and look forward to our next series of words. Stay tuned for details on the next series.
Until Next Time…Be Well,
Ben.ar.dett
Celebrating a Natural. Beautiful. You.
Word of the Month: Dominican Creole is designed to introduce the Kwèyòl (Creole) language of the Commonwealth of Dominica, the inspiration for the Sénica product line. For more information on Dominica, visit www.dominica.dm Learn a new Creole word every month with the Word of the Month: Dominican Creole series, beginning, February 1, 2011. Every month, I will pick a Creole word, provide the definition and the pronunciation of that word. Stay tuned at www.senicanaturals.com/blog