Translate International-Creole and English Translation

One thing a visitor to Haiti learns very quickly is that Haitians are a very dignified people; they have their pride, despite all they have had to endure. There are some beggars and peddlers in the cities, but they are the exception, not the rule. Impoverished Haitians will always accept gifts, but they will almost always stand straight, look you in the eye, and repay you with a sincere. It is oka

y to feel overwhelmed if you have not experienced this type of cultural difference before. If you are easily affected by signs of poverty, Haiti is not for you. Be polite but not intrusive. It is normal to ask questions of the locals. Remember that you are a guest in their country. Do not expect to be treated as a king or a queen (though you might get some extra privileges) because you are foreign. Haitians are warm and helpful people. Relax and be patient as nothing moves fast in Haiti. Translate International offers translation and guided tour services. Founder Jimmy Decilia was Haitian born, but spent most of his life living in the United States. Jimmy has excellent communication skills as well as networking contacts that are sure to meet your every need while here in Haiti. For more information about Translate International services you may contact Jimmy directly via email or telephone.