Over the last week there has been a flurry of excitement and discussion on various social media platforms on, of all subjects, Guyanese Creolese vocabulary. The source of this exhilaration was last ...

Stabroek News (September 25, 2024) editorial captioned, Creolese Chroniclers, was a wonderful and a healthy read. I look forward to reading more like it. I consider the editorial to be the showpiece ...

“Because immigrants have always been particularly prone to repetition – it’s something to do with that experience of moving from West to East or East to West or from island to island. Even when you ...

“I GON TELL YOU stories, true, true stories. Like me gran'pa and me nanee and cha cha used to do, and they ancestors too. Take half, leave half, cry or laff. Enjoy the gyaff, what you learn is up to ...

Itchy-footed Guyana-gyal reviews an Austrian film — in Creolese, no less: “Man, when I tell you some parts o’ Europe poor, believe me, they raggedy poor. And you should see Croatia after the war.