In June, we are beginning a new series titled Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle to highlight the narratives, experiences and achievements of Trinidadians and Tobagonians residing overseas. The purpose of this series is to showcase these Trinbagonians and share their enunciated stories with the world!
Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle: Crix Read More »
Delmira affectionately known as Ma Morris was the daughter of Louis Marot and Manuelita Cabbrera. Louis & Manuelita were migrants.
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In June, we are beginning a new series titled Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle to highlight the narratives, experiences and achievements of Trinidadians and Tobagonians residing overseas. The purpose of this series is to showcase these Trinbagonians and share their enunciated stories with the world!
Trini’s Livin’ In Xisle: Favor Films Read More »
Mother is a respectful form of address especially among rural folks in the Caribbean to an old woman, followed by her first or last name. Mother-giver is a derivation on the word mother.
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Trinidad and Tobago is a lively and multicultural country in the southern Caribbean. It is famous for its vibrant culture, delicious food, upbeat music, and friendly people. However, one unique aspect of Trinidadian culture is the concept of “liming.” In this blog post, we will delve into the meaning of “liming,” its significance in Trinidadian
Trini Phrase: Lime Read More »
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