Asking questions in Haitian Creole- Lesson Three
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2014
- This is video number three of the language learning series for Haitian Creole. The topic of this video is posing questions: Who, what, where, when, why, and how. Other questions will be covered in the next lesson. I apologize for the hiatus; more videos soon to come!
Out of all the Haitian learning videos on youtube, I am learning more from your straight forward and simplistic explanations. Keep up the good work and please make more
saheebsdream The Black and Red is really is the real color of Ayiti flag.
Meci pou sa bèl video! Can't wait for next lessons! Cheers from Brazil! :)
Thanks for the video quite informative. I am planning a trip to Haiti soon and trying to learn as much kreyól ayisyen as I can. I will be fun to practice speaking it.
Hello, let me say thank you for the video. I would love to see more from you. Your way of teaching is just what I have been in search of. So I'm going to follow you in hope that you do more videos. Wun luv
very helpful at the job....great video.
very good and thank you very much for your good teaching
Thanks for you I have to say that in Creole
Can you do a video about medical terms such like eye anatomy terms. I work at a eye specialist and in want to brush up on my Creole.
So are you done making the videos ?
I've subscribed to this channel thinking there was more material but can't seem to find any lessons after the third one...
Veronik Villeneuve There are four lessons as of now. More lessons will be uploaded starting next week. Thanks for subscribing :)
When are you posting lesson four?
I'll post lesson 4 this weekend
Mesi
Jay Francois Hey. Sorry I wasn't able to post lesson 4. I've been really busy with grading. I'll try to get the lesson up ASAP.
UhuruSasa85 pa gen pwoblem
Is there a fourth lesson?
Genicka Faye Voltaire No, not yet. I'll start making videos again next week. I'm a teacher and school's about to end, so things are a little hectic right now.
Can the noun "nèg" have a pejorative sense? It's close to something in English and I want to avoid that context.
No, remember that 99.99% of the people who speak Creole are of the same color, so it wouldn't occur to a Haitian to insult someone that way.
Thank you.The only thing is that I'm not that color and I'll most often use it in the US.
Thank you.
@@miamiguy803 yes, misye is fine. The i in misye is pronounced like ee in tree and the e is pronounced like the ay in day
Thank you.
Tanpri kenbe fè videyo nòt. yo ede m 'yon bann