Creol/Créole ('Haitian Creole') is the Creole language spoken in Haiti and by emigrants
Haitians throughout the Caribbean area, mainly in the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Florida and Boston. It even extends to small towns in France, Canada and the United States, where Haitian immigrants live. It is a Creole with a French lexical base with structural features of West African languages, such as Wolof.
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