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We made this video in the coffee shop drive-thru to share Esterline’s first experience of the super popular Peppermint Mocha. We shared a few Creole phrases too. Enjoy! Creole Phrases for Practice Map chache kafe = I’m getting coffee. raz = bored degaje ou = enjoy yourself kou rèd = cheap Haitian Experience Video
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Listen to the Haitian Creole months of the year. Then repeat the audio to practice your pronunciation. Don’t forget you can ask us anything! Mwa nan ane a:Months of the year: Janvye – JanuaryFevriye – FebruaryMas – MarchAvril – April Me – MayJen -JuneJiyè – JulyOut – Augustoubyen (or) dawou – AugustSeptanm – SeptemberOktòb – […]
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Use these Creole words to describe the size or amount of an item. Listen to the Haitian Creole audio pronunciation and follow along with the written Creole / English words below. kijan ou di valè bagay ou bezwen nan kreyòl:How you can say the amount of things you need in Creoe: Many/Alot – Anpil Few […]
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These are the numbers in Haitian Creole! After you have learned Creole numbers 1-10 it’s time to move up to the next group of numbers. Be sure to listen and repeat after the Haitian Creole audio pronunciation. Haitian Creole Numbers 1-30 0. Zewo Youn De Twa Kat Senk Sis Sèt Uit Nèf Dis Onz Douz […]
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We are making some new videos on YouTube to answer your questions – so be sure to ask anything. Here are some questions from our website readers on how to speak Creole. You can ask your questions too in the comments: 0:31 How do you say, “I love you” in Haitian Creole. Mwen renmen ou. […]
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This article lists many of the most common illness, sickness, disease, or medical complaint names in Haitian Creole. Medical Complaints in Haitian Creole Disease, illness, sickness vocabulary Koman ou di non maladi ou soufri an kreyol:How you can say the sickness you suffer in Creole: Dezidrate – Dehydrated Pèdi dlo – DehydratedChagren – SadnessDepresyon – […]
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There are some common adjectives used in Haitian Creole. For each, we’ve included a sentence with audio pronunciation: Haitian Creole Adjectives Adjektif : adjectives M renmen ti kay laI like the little house. Gwo nèg la ap chitaThe big man is sitting Li te jwenn li nan gran wout la He found it in the […]
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Here is another batch of sweet talk to share with your Haitian girlfriend or boyfriend. Enjoy and don’t forget you can ask us specific questions too! Romantic Vocabulary in Haitian Creole Atik Avek kijan ou ka pale an kreyol Avek mennaj ou:Article about how you can talk in Creole with your girlfriend / boyfriend 🙋🏽♀bonjou […]
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Here is another list of Haitian Creole vocabulary words, mostly items around the house and bedroom. Don’t forget you can leave a comment to ask us anything! Audio Pronunciation Mp3 Creole Vocabulary List Moun ou dwe konnen – Words you should know Albòm – photo album Kas telefone – telephone case Radyo – radio Odinatè […]
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SOU MOUN: This is a common slang phrase in Haitian Creole that means “wannabe” or “obsessed with the options of others.” In some context it just means “annoying.” For example, someone who is always interrupting the conversations of others or giving their opinions when not requested. Sou moun can translate “annoying” or “wannabe” Like most […]
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