This rule is part of the Papiamentu orthography as well.

Without an accent, words in Papiamentu take on a consistent manner of emphasis.

During this time, he published many books, and was a co-author of the online dictionary Papiamentu.

The letter c appears almost only in proper names in Papiamentu.

In Papiamentu, the town is often called Playa or "beach".

Its name originated from the Papiamentu otro banda, which means "the other side."

Recent political debate has centered on the issue of Papiamentu becoming the sole language of instruction.

The anthem may only be sung in Papiamentu.

In Papiamentu, 'é should always take on the acute accent because it is stressed when contracted.

After the war, Sprockel, a linguist, set out to study and mainstream Papiamentu.

The language spoken in the town is Papiamentu, but Dutch and English are widely used.

For more information see the Ethnologue Report on Papiamentu.

The official languages of Curaçao since then remain Papiamentu and Dutch.

Like Spanish, Papiamentu orthography distinguishes between four types of words:

The most widely spoken language is Papiamentu, a creole language spoken in all levels of society.

"The origins of Old Portuguese features in Papiamentu".

In the Netherlands Antilles, Papiamentu was made an official language on March 7, 2007.

Origins of a creole: The history of Papiamentu and its African ties.

Ethnologue.com, report on Papiamentu.

Furthermore, there is also an intonation and lexical difference between Papiamento and Papiamentu.

Papiamentu: Skohe of lag'i skohe - choose or let choose.

Early grades are taught solely in Papiamentu, with more and more Dutch being introduced as the grade level progresses.

Although the Papiamentu in Curaçao and Bonaire are largely the same, there are still minor differences.

The difference is a matter of pronunciation and, in Papiamentu, a matter of accent placement on the stressed syllable.

West African slaves brought the tales of Anansi, thus forming the basis of Papiamentu literature.