Bon noiti ka (spoken as one word: “Bonnoitika”)
“Bon noiti ka” is a common informal way to say goodnight in Cape Verdean Creole. This expression is an abbreviation of “Bon noiti katedral” which means “goodnight at the cathedral.” It is used in a friendly manner, often among friends or family.
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It has been a good summer for islanders and the Cabo Verdeans obviously wanted in on the action. 🥇🇨🇻🎉
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Pa Nu Papia Kriolu, Third Edition by Manuel da Luz Gonçalves; Lelia Lomba De Andrade
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"This new Cape Verdean grammar book includes all that you need to learn conversational Cape Verdean Creole. Each chapter includes fun and easy to follow exercises to help you to learn proper Cape Verdean Creole grammar. A comprehensive glossary will help you to build your vocabulary. With it, you can look up words in Creole to find their English meaning, or look up words in English for quick translation into Creole."
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