these are so helpful! my fiance is haitian and ive been to haiti several times. hate the fact i cant speak it yet! pleas keep making videos. even one of you talking about the best way to approach learning a language. I think its easier for some people to pick up languages fast. i see ppl teaching through videos in different orders and i wonder what makes a strong foundation for learning creole and whats the best way to keep advancing
I understand most of the words when I am reading and studying Kreyol but, when I when I hear it spoken in actual conversations I get lost because they speak it so fast. It is hard for me keep up.
Creole isn't that hard...It has a lot of French, English, Spanish mixtures in their words...Also, it helps you better pronounce French words when it's time to use the French accent. If you know the basics grammar in any Romance languages you pretty much can understand Haitian Creole...They just eliminate a lot of letters from French, Spanish or other Romantic languages.
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After saying such thing, you should give a valuable explanation to justify it.otherwise, people are going to consider you like someone coming from another planet
I love how clearly you enunciate. Many Haitians do not, but listening to you helps lot.a
One of the best videos I’ve watched.
Fantastic! 👍🏽
these are so helpful! my fiance is haitian and ive been to haiti several times. hate the fact i cant speak it yet! pleas keep making videos. even one of you talking about the best way to approach learning a language. I think its easier for some people to pick up languages fast. i see ppl teaching through videos in different orders and i wonder what makes a strong foundation for learning creole and whats the best way to keep advancing
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Thank you so much this was very helpful 😘😘
I appreciate it! Mesi pou gade!
Bonjou koman ou ye
Thank you! So helpful :-)
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I understand most of the words when I am reading and studying Kreyol but, when I when I hear it spoken in actual conversations I get lost because they speak it so fast. It is hard for me keep up.
Creole isn't that hard...It has a lot of French, English, Spanish mixtures in their words...Also, it helps you better pronounce French words when it's time to use the French accent. If you know the basics grammar in any Romance languages you pretty much can understand Haitian Creole...They just eliminate a lot of letters from French, Spanish or other Romantic languages.
Thank you so much for this! My husband does not want me to learn Creole
Kiana Llanos I don't give a shit with his husband fuck that bitch
Thank you for this video God bless you, I'm Haitian my father is Haitian and my mom's Dominican.
I love it
Good video
My ass just dancing to the music in the background 😂 big distraction man lol
blackwoman_ _Classy
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same haha
Mwen wè ou ap swiv ;"I Happy this
can you make a video for motivation sport phrases? like fight harder, never give up,destroy your opponent
Yup, I'll work on it this weekend. Thanks for watching!
mesi anpil
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Saw di m la?
What did you say = Kisaw te di?
What do you say= kisa w di?
Olye pou yo Pale pi dousman mwen renmen di pa pale vit konsa!!! lol se pi apwopriye nan moman sa a
What did you said =kisa'w te di .the pastense .
Joseph Duchene what did you say bro sorry or
What did you say is (ki) sa ou te di. You have to insert the word (te) to make it past tense.
No you don't. Thanks for watching!
What he said works out fine also. You don't always have to be technical
Ive heard plenty of native speakers say “ki sa w di?” Without the past tense. Im sure they’d understand either way.
You should teach people to understand that the language is not creole (kreyól).
The Haitian language is not creole.
After saying such thing, you should give a valuable explanation to justify it.otherwise, people are going to consider you like someone coming from another planet
Creole refers to the result of any languages mixing to form a new one. Kreyol Aiysien is a TYPE of creole. It is not itself creole.