comes from gola as in angola. because a lot of the slaves came from angola. the problem with that to your point that the african language that survives that are songs that people don't remember what they mean anymore is the mende, if you look at the basket making patterns there mostly from up there as opposed to down south so then the question is why would angola become the name of the language i nobody knows. so maybe. >> thank you for the talk. the thing with linguistics, i have a finding because english is not my first language. i find the accent forms you talk and listen all day long for two years and you deposit into your system, it is very hard to change. it can be changed by very few people. like chinese, most people don't even notice chinese. it's the same thing. so i came to america and i noticed black people talking different from white people but then i was thinking is that because they carry their own language from africa when they are brought here from slavery like 200 years ago? so they sound differe

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inclined to favor that explanation over the one that usually answered which is that gullah comes from gola as in angola because of that slaves came from angola but the problem with that explanation is -- to your point is back the african language that survives through songs and people don't do what they mean anymore is monday from sierra leone. if you look at the basket making patterns they are mostly from up there as opposed to down south in angola. the question would be, why would angola come the name of the language. windows. so, maybe. >> thank you, professor for the talk. i have a finding because english is not my first language. i find that the accident is formed by your first native language when you are two years old, you listen all day long for two years and you catch that accident. you put that in your system. it's very hard to change. it can be changed but for very few people. like chinese, most people don't even look at me and it's the same thing. i came to america and noticed black people talking, different from white people but i say it's because the carrier over from the lan