Creoles and pidgins
Lorry speaks Guadeloupean Creole.
Lorry, the AI paralegal for immigration law firms, speaks native Guadeloupean Creole. She answers the firm's calls in Guadeloupean Creole, runs intake and consultations, reads and translates documents, and writes follow-ups in Guadeloupean Creole, with the register your clients actually use at home.
How Lorry speaks it.
A creole or pidgin. Lorry matches the register. Does not force the standard.
When a client calls the firm in Guadeloupean Creole, Lorry answers in Guadeloupean Creole. Lorry understands the fear people carry into immigration calls and explains the legal words in plain Guadeloupean Creole, the way a cousin would explain them across the kitchen table.
Lorry reads documents in Guadeloupean Creole. Writes follow-ups in Guadeloupean Creole. Translates when your attorney joins the call.
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