Haiti: Early History & Culture

Te'kwaro ki'bedo p'jo'Ayiti

Drumming and dancing at a Vodou ceremony, photo by Michel Jean

Bot’lo’kwan ma’i’cani ki me’anyim,

Pwoc’boti pi’kwanyo’caa mi’kwano lok’man. Ageno’ni i’nongo ni’kwanyo ma’dwong ki’iye. Acako’coyo coc’man, i’mwoka elip-ariyo ki’pyer-ariyo-wiye-abic; I’lobo p’jo’Korea, i’Seoul, i’dwe Lucoto (dwe’me’abicel). Atyeko coyo’coc’ne i’mwoka elip-ariyo ki’pyer-ariyo-wiye-abic, I’ngom p’Māori iwi (ma’o’bedo kaka), p’jo’Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei i’Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), New Zealand, i’dwe Cubalcel (dwe’me’apar’acel) I: ndoopress.com.

Coc’eni o’bedo coc’me’acaki i’kom’adek (1/3) ma’lok i’kom’jo’Ayiti. Ayiti'o'bedo kar’ma, ka'wilobo’owinyo, i'nongo’bedo pi'oyeng'yeng ma'o'time'iye i'mwaka elip-ariyo ki'wiye-apar'ni. Ento, ka'wa’ngiyo'mot, wa’nongo'ni te’kware'gi pol’ma'pe'lare; en'o’weko i'coc'man, wa’donyo i’kwaro'gi me’acaki weki’wa’nyang ka’bedo’ne ki’jo’ne—gi’bedo’anga.