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Emily Cadet

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Connecting Haïti 🇭🇹 to the world 🌎
Through Language, Culture, and History
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Glam for the beautiful @languagecadet on the interview with @zilemizik on @trilliontvnetwork .

A pleasure to be part of a project highlighting the Haitian community. 🇭🇹 taken in Miami, Florida by @languagecadet

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🚨 YON NOUVO EKSPERYANS AP DEBAKE SOU TRILLION TV NETWORK 🚨 Nap prezante w “ TRILLION TV UNPLUGGED 🎙️ “ Yon show kote mizik rankontre otantisite , atis yo konekte ak piblik yo plis , epi chak pèfòmans rakonte yon istwa. Chak Dezyèm Samdi nan mwa a a 8È Nan ASWÈ sou chèn YouTube “ Trillion Tv Network “ , Hosted by @languagecadet 👸🏼 KI ATIS OU TA RENMEN WÈ NAN TRILLION TV UNPLUGGED ⁉️
Pap gen distraksyon , Pap gen filtè , Nap sèlman gen atis la, mizik la, ak maji moman an. 🎤 Prepare nou pou nou dekouvri atis nou renmen yo yon lòt jan!
THIS IS TRILLION TV UNPLUGGED! 🎶🔥
🚨 RETE BRANCHE! YON BAGAY ESPESYAL AP VINI!
#TrillionTVUnplugged #TrillionTVNetwork by @languagecadet

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A very Kawaii (cute) language exchange with the owner of @hamashimasho_ten1952 - a small gift shop we stumbled upon in Tokyo 🥰

@w.m.th and I are very honored to have been your first customers from Haiti! 🇭🇹💕 by @languagecadet

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🇭🇹🇯🇵 What do Haiti and Japan have in common? More than you might think!

From diplomatic relations dating back to 1931 to Haitian drumming in Japan, Japanese earthquake relief efforts, cultural exchanges through art, and Haiti’s participation in Olympic judo!

Here are 5 fun facts about Haiti and Japan that you probably didn’t know!

Which one surprised you the most? 👀 by @languagecadet

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4 days ago

Supporting Haitian businesses doesn’t always have to cost a thing! 🇭🇹❤️

Happy Sunday, everyone! ☀️

This Sunday, let’s show some love to the incredible Haitian-owned businesses that were part of the Haitian Ladies Network conference!

Support doesn’t always have to mean spending money! Sometimes, something as simple as a follow, a like, or a share can go a long way.

So here’s my little Sunday challenge: Follow these businesses! And if you can’t follow them all, show some love to the ones that interest you most. You never know how much your support can mean to a small business owner. ❤️

To all the vendors featured in this video: Drop a comment below so everyone can find you more easily! 👇🏾

Let’s continue to uplift, celebrate, and support Haitian entrepreneurs, one follow at a time! 🇭🇹 taken in United States by @languagecadet

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ChatGPT ap touyemm 🤣🤣 🇭🇹 🇰🇷Any Haitians in SOUTH KOREA? Kote moun yo? 👀

I’ll be visiting Seoul and Busan, and I’d absolutely love to connect with fellow Haitians living there! Whether it’s grabbing a bite, exploring the city, or just chatting about your experiences living there, I’d love to meet you!

M ap vizite Seoul ak Busan, e mwen ta renmen rankontre Ayisyen k ap viv la! Nou ka al manje ansanm, oubyen jis chita pale sou eksperyans nou nan peyi a. Sa t ap fè m plezi anpil! ❤️

If you’re in any of these cities, send me a DM! E si w konnen yon Ayisyen k ap viv Kore du Sud, tag li nan kòmantè yo! by @languagecadet

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Haitians in Japan! 🇭🇹🇯🇵❤️

A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to come together! It was such a pleasure meeting part of the Haitian community here in Tokyo.

We shared so many laughs, stories, and experiences, learned more about life and culture in Japan, and of course, connected over our shared Haitian roots.

For some, it’s been years since they’ve been back to Haiti, so I hope this little gathering brought a piece of home a little closer. ❤️

No matter where in the world we find ourselves, there’s something special about coming together through our culture, language, and shared experiences.

So grateful for this beautiful moment of connection. Until next time! 🇭🇹🇯🇵 taken in Tokyo, Japan by @languagecadet

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Meet the next generation of Haitian excellence! 💕💕
Tag your people 👀👇🏾

The Haitian Ladies Network Next Gen Committee is empowering young Haitian women and girls to embrace their roots, celebrate their heritage, and thrive academically, professionally, and personally.

The future is bright, and these ladies are proof! 🙌🏾🇭🇹 taken in United States by @languagecadet

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8 days ago

Word of the Day by @johny_placide 🇭🇹⚽️🙌🏾

Dènye moun ou te anvi bay yon souflèt la, se kiyès li ye? 👀😂

Johny Placide, former captain and goalkeeper of Haiti’s national football team, Les Grenadiers, who helped lead Haiti to its historic return to the FIFA World Cup after 52 years! 🔥

SOUFLÈT: To slap Someone taken in United States by @languagecadet

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9 days ago

Beauty and Brains at the Haitian Ladies Weekend ❤️🇭🇹✨ TAG YOUR PEOPLE 👀👇🏾 by @languagecadet

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10 days ago

What a weekend! 🇭🇹❤️

So grateful to have been part of this year’s Haitian Ladies Network conference and to share the stage with @nathaliejbarts for “Konnen Rasin Nou” a conversation on our culture and the importance of knowing where we come from.

These are conversations I care deeply about, so having them in a space filled with incredible Haitian women was truly special. Thank you, Nathalie, for being such a wonderful conversation partner and sharing your stories! 🫶🏾

Beyond the panel, I met so many amazing people, discovered incredible Haitian vendors and businesses, reconnected with familiar faces (@naomyhgp 💕), and got to enjoy a beautiful performance by my girl @ayiiti. ✨❤️

Thank you @haitianladiesnetwork for creating a space for us to connect, learn, celebrate, and pour back into our community. My first HLN conference definitely won’t be my last. See you next year!

Konnen rasin nou. Konnen kiyès nou ye. ❤️🇭🇹 by @languagecadet

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11 days ago

🇭🇹🇯🇵 Any Haitians in Japan? Kote moun yo? 👀

I’ll be visiting Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, and I’d absolutely love to connect with fellow Haitians living in Japan! Whether it’s grabbing a bite, exploring the city, or just chatting about your experiences living there, I’d love to meet you!

M ap vizite Tokyo, Kyoto ak Osaka, e mwen ta renmen rankontre Ayisyen k ap viv Japon! Nou ka al manje ansanm, oubyen jis chita pale sou eksperyans nou nan peyi a. Sa t ap fè m plezi anpil! ❤️

If you’re in any of these cities, send me a DM! E si w konnen yon Ayisyen k ap viv Japon, tag li nan kòmantè yo! by @languagecadet

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