Maybe it's time for a quick Kreyol lesson:
"Ki jan ou ye?"--How are you?
(KEE JAWN OO YAY, except the N is nasal as in Jean Cretien)
"Pa pi mal"--Not bad
(PAH PEE MAL)
Today begins the first day of a donor visit. Several supporters of our organization will be arriving from the US to see the work that is being done, learn a bit about Haiti, and connect with our local staff and farmers. I am part of the team that is hosting the visit, and will be functioning as interpreter. I will probably lose internet capability for a few days, although connectivity here has been getting better and better since 2010, so who knows. Maybe you will hear from me this evening.
"Ki jan ou ye?"--How are you?
(KEE JAWN OO YAY, except the N is nasal as in Jean Cretien)
"Pa pi mal"--Not bad
(PAH PEE MAL)
Today begins the first day of a donor visit. Several supporters of our organization will be arriving from the US to see the work that is being done, learn a bit about Haiti, and connect with our local staff and farmers. I am part of the team that is hosting the visit, and will be functioning as interpreter. I will probably lose internet capability for a few days, although connectivity here has been getting better and better since 2010, so who knows. Maybe you will hear from me this evening.
1 comment:
Bob, do you miss 11 irritating people traveling with you day and night and requiring constant interpretation sapping every ounce of energy from your exquisite brain? We are really going to miss you dearly. Thank you for all that you did for us to give us a tremendous week.
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