Creole language websites
Last activity 29 January 2013 by PaulChoy
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Hi,
My wife and I are planning to move to Mauritius in 12 to 15 months - subject to the usual project timing problems 
In the meantime I would like to learn some Creole and more about Mauritius as seen from the inside, by slow immersion.
I have got the Creole phrasebook and found some online translators. I am looking for some regularly updated material I can spend some time with every day - hopefully using the translation tools less and less over time.
Assuming that I accept the risk of developing horrid pronunciation because I learned from a written source ... what websites could I go to for a daily feed in Creole of some global news I'd already be familiar with (ideally with some local interpretation/flavour) and some local content?
Thanks,
bellHead.
(I know it's not great form to sign with a screen name, but since this is a long term plan and I have a corporate job here and now I'm feeling a little cautious)
Hello bellHead.
Welcome to Expat.com!
Aurélie
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