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Bahamians /bəˈheɪmiənz/ are
people originating or
having roots from The
Commonwealth of The Bahamas. One can also
become a
Bahamian by
acquiring citizenship...
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Atlantic Ocean northeast of Cuba.
Bahamians,
citizens of the
Bahamas and
descendants of the
Bahamian diaspora Bahamian English, a
dialect of
English spoken...
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White Bahamians are
Bahamian citizens of
European ancestry, most of whom
trace their ancestry back to England,
Scotland and Ireland.
Bahamians of European...
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usually used to
identify Bahamians with
Anglo ancestry, as well as some light-skinned Afro-
Bahamians.
Sometimes Bahamians use the term
Conchy Joe to...
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Bahamian Creole, also
described as the
Bahamian dialect, is
spoken by both
white and
black Bahamians,
although in
slightly different forms.
Bahamian dialect...
- for a
geographic feature: High Rock) and
Strong Back.
Kalik is a
Bahamian beer.
Bahamians enjoy many
soups po****r
throughout the
Caribbean including conch...
- Gr****
Bahamians (Gr****: Ελληνομπαχαμιανός, romanized: Ellenobakhamianόs)
comprise Bahamian citizens of
either full or
partial Gr**** heritage. Most residents...
- New York.
Bahamians in
Florida created their own institutions, most
notably Episcopal churches.
During this time in Florida,
black Bahamians faced state-enforced...
- This is a list of
Bahamians, who are
identified with The
Bahamas through residential, legal, historical, or
cultural means,
grouped by
their area of notability...
- British-based
standard Bahamian English is the
official language [...]
Although standard Bahamian is non-rhotic, many
Bahamians view r-full
American pronunciations...
