 No, it wasn't well preserved in a sense. Like in a sense that it was its own separate language, it was not well preserved. What we had was a lot of hybridization in Spanish using Taino words, which is why Caribbean Spanish oftentimes some people don't understand it. Like let's say they're going to Mexico, you know, unless they're speaking more proper Spanish. But so many of the words and phrases and thought systems were put into that Caribbean Spanish.