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What is the Second recognized language in Saint Lucia?
Saint Lucia has only one recognized language, and that is English. However, the most common language spoken is Saint Lucia Creole French, also called Kwéyòl
Why does Saint Lucia have so many languages?
Saint Lucia has very few languages. Most people speak English and/or Saint Lucia Creole French. Nothing else.
What are the most popular sports in Saint Lucia?
tennis is the top sport in st Lucia
What is the equivalent for the name St. Lucia meaning little Lucia?
St. Lucia actually means saint Lucia, and most names are spelled and should be pronounced the same in English and in Spanish
When do most tourists travel to Saint Lucia?
From may to june. Sometimes from december to april.
Where do most of the people in Saint Lucia live?
Generally speaking, the type of people that live in St. Lucia are friendly and welcoming. This is because they are a popular vacation destination. The majority of citizens in St. Lucia speak English.
What is the population of Saint Lucia?
The population of the sovereign island country of Saint Lucia is 173,765, though the most current figures are from 2009. The capital city of Saint Lucia is Castries.Approx 165,000.165,000.Latest census 173,765According to the last official census, the 2005 population was 160,765. However in the 2009 CIA World fact book the July 2009 projected population is 160,267173,765
What Caribbean island can you find valleys?
in most caribbean islands. for example, saint lucia, dominica, martinique, cuba, jamaica.
What is the Average rainfall in Saint Lucia in August?
The average rainfall in St. Lucia during the month of July is 275 millimeters. It typically rains 20 out of the 31 days of the month.
Who is the saint of borg in Malta?
Borg is a surname not a saint. It is the most common surname.
What is the most common thing to draw?
the most common thing to draw is a bowl of fruit!
What are some greetings in Saint Lucia?
They usually greet each other with a handshake and a kiss on both cheeks. Most of their other greetings is the same as American greetings. They also greet each other by talking island slang which is quite common.
