Ok, so I know what d'accord means but I loved the way the ticket conductor went up and down the train saying nothing more than "d'accord" in various ways that suggested varying degrees of accord.
Me, I'm gonna model my pronunciation on this and try not to pick up too much creole(?) - yep I'm singing along ;-)
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Nice song, though was slightly confused by language until the pics of Martinique, Guadaloupe came up - guess this must as you say be some sort of creole. D'accord is a word I hear a lot here, but I think the most common phrase I hear is 'ce ne pas grave' - maybe that reflects the relaxed southern ambiance.
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