How to Greet People in Haitian Creole
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- čas přidán 10. 12. 2017
- Learn how to say basic greetings in Haitian Creole such as hi, hello, how are you, what's up, etc.
Find the written version of this Creole lesson from How-To Creole:
www.howtocreole.com/2015/12/le...
A my coworker is from Haiti and I enjoy surprising them with a new phrase I learned in creole. The animation is nice. Thanks for making it easy for beginners
Thank you so much you by far made it easy to learn créole..
Thank you for the information ❤️🖤💚🙏
Hello Juderson, I want to tell you thank you for creating this channel it really breaks down Hatian Creole and makes it easier to understand. I am from South Florida where the demography mainly consists of Haitians and Hispanics so it has always been a dream of mine to learn Haitian Creole. Thank you once again and blessings to you and this informative channel!
Thank you Crystal for the support. We really appreciate the feedback.
@@howtocreole you guys are changing the world with your website... i use it every day!
Thanks so much!! Now I can understand a little of what my husband is saying when he speaks creole 😁
No problem. We're glad these videos are helping you understand.
Mèsi frè m pou videyo a.
Sak pase ou ka reponn mw anfòm tou. Boule a twòp pou nou.
I really appreciate that you keep updating these videos and your website; i started learning last december (2016) using your videos, and it was great! Unfortunately, I got distracted and never finished fulfilling my goal. But i am back at it again, intent on succeeding, and once again, your videos are a great help (I was also pleased to discover i remembered most of the info from your how to creole pronunciation series).
I like that your videos are efficient, direct, simple without feeling condescending, attractively laid out, and especially how you clearly explain the subtle touches that really help a foreigner sound more like a native. When i applied your tips at a creole meeting (writing down my comments beforehand and then reading them aloud), i had haitians approaching me afterwards thinking that i actually was fluent!
So your teaching style really works 😉 keep it up!
Thank you Shantelly! I deeply, deeply appreciate the heartfelt comment.
@@howtocreole we need more 😭
Very helpful as I’m learning my culture ❤
Hi, We're really glad you found these videos helpful 🙂
Thank you for teaching Haitian!
Se yon plezi. We're happy to do so.
Excellent video 👏👏
This really helped me....
Thaks😊
When you realize you're going to watch a video 300 times TY
Love the video but please kill the music. Sorry it distracting
bonswa - hello
aww you didn't do my favorite demain si dieu vle ( sorry about the spelling). I was on your site earlier going through all the lessons and wondered are there any plans on making kreyol lessons in kreyol?
Are you Creole?
French:Bonjour, je m'appelle Amaya, comment allez-vous cette belle soirée ?
I need to know how to say and pronounce "name" and "address"
Can u make something about families members
One video at a time :-)
Thank you for the suggestion. We will consider that as an upcoming lesson.
W video
AYY, i found french's twin UwUz
Mesi
The loud background music is too much, it's so loud, it makes it hard to understand what is being said
Hi Kevin, thank you for letting us know that about the background music.
when you go to haiti. ask them not to rob you of your belongings. if you are doing so, it results in you speaking in english since you do not care what the whammy makes in existence of the screech of not getting your belongings taken by criminals
is it surprising to hear some french dialects and words in Haitian Creole?
Good point. French and Haitian Creole are similar. Most Creole words do come from French.