Haiti was originally called Ayiti or (Land of high mountains) by the indigenous Tainos that occupied that island before its alleged 'discovery'. It was renamed Espanola or Hispanola after Spain colonized it. It is now Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Haïti, which means "mountainous land," was the name used by the Taino Arawaks, and they also called some part of it Bohio, which means "rich villages." Kiskeya is also another term attributed to the island by the Taïno/Arawaks.
Haiti is called Haiti, but its neighbor is called the Dominican Republic.
The island of hispaniola is made up from Haiti and the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is a Spanish country. Haiti is french criollo, also called Creole.
Because they were each colonized by different European countries. France originally colonized Haiti, and Spain colonized the Dominican Republic.
Dominican Republic
The island which is partitioned into Haiti & the Dominican Republic.
Yes, they are located on the island of Hispanola.
The island is called Hispaniola, and the countries of Haiti and Dominican Republic are on that island.
That would be the Dominican Republic. Haiti and Dominican Republic are on the Island of Hispaniola.
The Dominican Republic shares the island of Hispanola with Haiti.
The country found on the same Caribbean island as Haiti is the Dominican Republic. This island is called Hispaniola, with Haiti occupying the western part and the Dominican Republic located in the eastern part.
The island is called Hispaniola. Haiti shares it with the Dominican Republic.