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Talk About the Past in Haitian Creole with TETalking about the past in Haitian Creole is simpler than changing an Englis...
24/08/2026

Talk About the Past in Haitian Creole with TE

Talking about the past in Haitian Creole is simpler than changing an English verb.

Place te before the verb:

• Mwen travay. — I work.
• Mwen te travay. — I worked.
• Li te vini. — He/She came.
• Nou te manje. — We ate.
• Yo te jwe. — They played.

The verb stays the same. The word te shows that the action happened in the past.

How would you say “They played” in Haitian Creole?

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Count from 1 to 20 in Haitian CreoleNumbers are useful for prices, ages, dates, quantities and everyday conversations.St...
22/08/2026

Count from 1 to 20 in Haitian Creole

Numbers are useful for prices, ages, dates, quantities and everyday conversations.

Start with these three:

• youn — one
• de — two
• twa — three

Then work your way up to ven — twenty.

Quick challenge: What number does diznèf represent?

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Ask Haitian Creole Questions with "Èske"You do not need complicated word order to ask a yes-or-no question in Haitian Cr...
21/08/2026

Ask Haitian Creole Questions with "Èske"

You do not need complicated word order to ask a yes-or-no question in Haitian Creole.

Simply place èske before the sentence:

• Ou byen. — You are well.
• Èske ou byen? — Are you well?
• Èske ou pale kreyòl? — Do you speak Haitian Creole?
• Èske ou gen dlo? — Do you have water?

Now turn this sentence into a question: Li pale kreyòl.

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How to Say “Not” in Haitian CreoleWant to make a Haitian Creole sentence negative? Place "pa" before the verb phrase.• M...
19/08/2026

How to Say “Not” in Haitian Creole

Want to make a Haitian Creole sentence negative? Place "pa" before the verb phrase.

• Mwen konnen. — I know.
• Mwen pa konnen. — I do not know.
• Li pa pale. — He/She does not speak.
• Nou pa manje. — We do not eat.

It is a simple pattern you can use with many verbs.

Complete the sentence: Mwen ___ pale kreyòl.

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Why Does “The” Come After the Noun in Haitian Creole?In English, we say “the book.”In Haitian Creole, the order changes:...
18/08/2026

Why Does “The” Come After the Noun in Haitian Creole?

In English, we say “the book.”
In Haitian Creole, the order changes: liv la.

The definite article comes after the noun and can take different forms:

• liv la — the book
• gato a — the cake
• pen an — the bread
• machin nan — the car
• lanp lan — the lamp

Quick check: How would you say “the car” in Haitian Creole?

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In Haitian Creole, CH represents one sound—and it sounds like English SH. 🇭🇹Try these three words:• chat — cat• chapo — ...
15/08/2026

In Haitian Creole, CH represents one sound—and it sounds like English SH. 🇭🇹

Try these three words:
• chat — cat
• chapo — hat
• chita — to sit / sit down

Quick quiz: Which word begins with the CH sound—chat or bato? Comment your answer below.

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14/08/2026

Before the match, show your confidence in Haitian Creole:

N ap genyen! — We're going to win!

N = short form of nou (we)
ap = marks an action or expectation in progress
genyen = win

Context matters:
Nou genyen! — We won!
N ap genyen! — We're going to win!

Which team are you supporting?

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12/08/2026

When someone speaks too fast, use this essential Haitian Creole phrase:

Tanpri, repete. — Please, repeat.

Tanpri = please
Repete = repeat

Put this week's two phrases together:
Mwen pa konprann. Tanpri, repete.
I don't understand. Please, repeat.

Save this phrase for your next Kreyòl conversation!

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10/08/2026

Don't understand something in Haitian Creole? Use this essential phrase:

Mwen pa konprann. — I don't understand.

Mwen = I
Pa = not / makes the sentence negative
Konprann = understand

Mwen konprann. → I understand.
Mwen pa konprann. → I don't understand.

Save this phrase for your next Kreyòl conversation!

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Haitian Creole uses 32 graphemes 🇭🇹A grapheme can be one letter, like A, or a group of letters working together, like CH...
08/08/2026

Haitian Creole uses 32 graphemes 🇭🇹

A grapheme can be one letter, like A, or a group of letters working together, like CH, OU or AN.

That is why learning the Kreyòl alphabet is about recognizing sound units—not only counting individual letters.

Quick quiz: Which one uses two letters—A or CH? Comment your answer below.

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