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• The official languages of Cura鏰o since then remain Papiamentu and Dutch.
• The language there is Papiamentu, which is a form of Creole.
• Papiamentu of Aruba has Spanish influence, too.
• The anthem may only be sung in Papiamentu.
• Without an accent, words in Papiamentu take on a consistent manner of emphasis.
• The film is entirely spoken in Papiamentu, but subtitles are available in English.
• The sounds and appear often in Papiamentu.
• The language spoken in the town is Papiamentu, but Dutch and English are widely used.
• The difference is a matter of pronunciation and, in Papiamentu, a matter of stressed syllable.
• According to the 2001 census, Papiamentu is the first language of 81.2 % of the population.
• The film is entirely spoken in Papiamentu, but subtitles are shown and are available in both Dutch and English.
• Both dialects have eight ascending and eight descending, Papiamentu having nine of the latter as is unique to this dialect.
• In Papiamentu, "  ?" should always take on the acute accent because it is stressed when contracted.
• There were also efforts to introduce bilingual popular education in Dutch and Papiamentu in the late 19th century ( van Putte 1999 ).
• The word " pinda ", a loanword from Papiamentu, spoken in the Dutch Caribbean, is ultimately of Kongo origin.
• The orthographic rules of Papiamentu in particular discourage the use of contractions, recommending that words be spelt out in full as much as possible.
• There was also when she received her nickname  Sugar ( suku in Papiamentu ) for her energetic, lovely and sweet attitude towards her fellows.
• The Papiamentu dialect of Cura鏰o and Bonaire is the only one of the two that makes use of the grave accent, the stress within a word.
• Besides English, which he speaks a touch hesitantly with a lilting accent, Jones also speaks Dutch and Papiamentu, the native tongue of the Netherland Antilles.
• Four years later in 2007, the government of the Netherlands Antilles passed a similar law making Papiamentu, Dutch and English the official languages of the islands.