I’m from Suriname and live in Mexico.
I speak Sranantongo, Dutch, English and Spanish fluently.
I also speak some French and LSM.
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Welkom @Anouska !
Wat betekent “LSM”?
Lengua de señas mexicanas 
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Muy bien, @Anouska! Gracias para explicarmelo! Esta existe también en Alemania (Soy alemana): DGS = Deutsche Gebärdensprache.
Ooh that’s nice.
I´m from Suriname and we have ours for Dutch.
Leuk!! Ik ben Nederlands, maar woon in Peru. Misschien spreken we elkaar wel in één van de language practice rooms :). Ik ben trouwens erg benieuwd naar Sranantongo!
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That’s awesome, welcome! I travelled to Suriname a year ago and I loved it! I was trying to pick up a bit of Sranantongo before my trip but I unfortunately ran out of time to do it, although it was fascinating to see how well everyone spoke English too.
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Yeah , right.
A lot of different languages are spoken there 
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Dag Anouska!
Lovely to see that Suriname is represented! I was living there for a few months last year, an unusually diverse country I must say 
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Hello and welcome, it’s nice to meet you 
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What was the most unusual thing you experienced?
nice to meet you 2 Rina
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Ho boy … Maybe sleeping in a hammock in the middle of the Surinamese jungle? Or maybe attending government meetings?
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K heb veel nederlands in dit conferenns gesproken (mijn is niet perfect) maar een keer verzoek ik om e surinaamse accent te doen! niemand in dat moment herkende het. heehe
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Cool, I also speak a creole language. Mauritian Creole. I’ve listened to Sranan, Njuka online.
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Oh nice,
and is it similar to yours?
My creole is based on French, just like Haitian and Reunionnais.
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And Guadéloupéen-Martiniquais.
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