Elizabeth Ofosuah Johnson Feb 21, 2019 at 01:00pm
February 21, 2019 at 01:00 pm | Diaspora Connect
Elizabeth Johnson is a Ghanaian –Nigerian avid reader and lover of the Creative Arts. She is also a writer and has worked with various online platforms as an editor and content creator. She also produces a literary radio show and has worked as a festival administrator. Her story was featured in the 2017 Independence anthology by Afridiaspora. Her play has been staged by African Theater Workshop and she is the 2018 winner of the Random Thoughts writing Prize.
Papiamento
Furthermore, Papiamento is a creole language spoken widely among the Dutch-speaking islands of the Caribbean; mainly Aruba and Curacao.
The language is a blend of Dutch, Spanish and indigenous languages from Cape Verde and Guinea- Bissau.
It is the official language in Aruba and Curacao and is spoken in some parts of Bonaire.
Interestingly, The language developed as early as the 15th century and has since evolved.
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