2.  English is the main language but they also
speak English based creoles.
 Trinidadian Creole, however, is also influenced
by French. Some sayings
 “ I Dey” im fine. “Fire de Wuk” To quit a job.

3.  Curry Chicken and roti, includes curry crab,
curry shrimp, curry duck, and curry Aloo
( potato) The meal is served with many
sauces. Also Curry Chicken skewer served
with Eggplant Relish and Tomato chutney
vinaigrette

4.  Calypso music grew together with carnival. The music, which drew upon African (
Kaiso) and French/European influences arose as a means of communication among
the slaves; kaiso is still used today as a synonym for calypso in Trinidad and some
other islands, often by traditionalists, and is also used as a cry of encouragement
for a performer, similar to bravo or olé. Highly rhythmic and harmonic vocals
characterized the music, which was most often sung in a French creole and led by a
griot. As calypso developed, the role of the griot (originally a similar traveling
musician in West Africa) became known as a chantuelle and eventually, calypsonian.
Calypso was popularized after the abolition of slavery and the ensuing growth of
the Carnival festivals in the 1830s.

5.  The Trinidad and Tabago resource consists of
pretrolium, natural gas, natural assfault.
 Remarkable sites exist off Speyside, Little
Tobago and Goat Island on the northeastern
side of Tobago where you can drift dive along
reefs with sponges the size of bathtubs and
bushes of black coral.

6.  The literacy rate is 99%.
 Life expectancy 72.
 The poor comprise approximately 21 percent
of the population, with about half of these
individuals unable to afford the cost of a
minimum food basket. The subgroups among
the poor include the unemployed, those with
low levels of education, and female-headed
households.