Owen Minott, medical educator at th

Owen Minott, medical educator at the University, explained in his 1976 annual project report to the Foundation that the black inhabitants of J arriaica came from Africa. They had been brought to the Caribbean to provide labor on plantations. "The folklore from Africa still runs in our veins," said Minott, "deeprooted in our African heritage.

Résultats (Créole haïtien) 1:

Owen Minott, enseignant medikal nan Inivèsite a, te eksplike nan 1976 anyèl pwojè rapò li pou fondasyon ki nwa abitan yo J arriaica soti nan Afrik. Yo te achte pou Karayib la pou bay travay sou plantasyon. "Fòlkò nan Afrik toujou kouri nan varis nou," te di Minott, "deeprooted nan peyi Afriken nou.

Résultats (Créole haïtien) 2:

Owen Minott, edikatè medikal nan University, eksplike nan 1976 rapò anyèl pwojè l 'yo Fondasyon an ke moun ki rete yo nwa nan J arriaica te soti nan Lafrik di. Yo te mennen l 'bay Karayib la bay travay sou plantasyon. "Tradisyon nan soti nan Lafrik di toujou kouri nan venn nou an," te di Minott, "deeprooted nan eritaj Afriken nou an.