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Nan Mache anfè – At the Iron Market (in Port-au-Prince, Haiti)

Kisa l’ap fè la-a? L-ap vann? – What is he doing here?  Is he selling?

L-ap negosye ak machann yo.  Pa gen pri fiks – He is negotiating with the merchants.  There is no fixed price

Eske ou ka di-m kisa yo fè ak pay sa yo?  - Can you tell me what they do with these straws?

Touris yo ap achte kado pou zanmi ak fanmi yo – The tourists are buying souvenirs for their friends and family members.

Eske ou vann sapat tou?  - Do you sell sandals (flip flops) too ?

M gen sandals an kwi ak sandals an kawotchou.  Kisa ou vle achte? – I have leather and rubber sandals.

Kilès ki pi bon mache?  - Which one of the two is cheaper?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Homage to Madan Sara, Strong Haitian Merchants, Potomitan Ayiti, Pillars of Haiti

All Parents Want Their Kids to Do Well in Life. They want them to succeed.  Just like the migratory birds of Haiti that travel far and beyond to find foods to bring back to their nest, female Haitian merchants commonly known as Madan Sara are the main distributors of crops and the true link between farmers in the provinces and consumers in the major cities and capital, Port-au-Prince.  If Madan Sara do not up to the mountains to establish their network with the food producers, farmers, and transporters, then the city dwellers will not find anything to eat.  Yet, the educated consumers of the cities do not respect them and tend to look down on them. 

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