Thank you for another great video. Yes, I agree with the previous comment about saying the sentences at a more normal speed instead of really slow - it's a bit hard to get the full understanding of how to produce the accent when the words are broken apart so slowly. I am learning a lot from your lessons. Thank you for making them. A few other body part ideas: tongue, throat, muscle, bone, backside, skin, shoulders. Maybe you can also include how to say "The leg is broken." "My arm is sore." "I don't feel good." "I feel hot/cold/sick." "I am healthy."
Great lesson, thanks! For more body parts: hair, face, waist, hips, legs, knees, feet, toes, and what do you call the whole body. Would it be possible to spend more time on how the sentences are said normally, maybe say them twice normally but slowly, then a little faster?? I found myself getting a little lost at the slow pace between the syllables.. mèsi anpil!
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No way you stopped 🤦🏽♂️ you where helping so many people get better with speaking kreyol.
Hi Destined, I promise I'll come back with more videos. I apologize for the long delay.
I find learning the language very pleasant
These are great videos. Keep them coming 😊
Love these videos!!!! New subscriber, my boyfriend is going to be so proud!! 👏🏾
Mwen ap etidye nan Brezil
Thank you very much
Please make more videos soon
This is a nice video
Love it
This is a wonderfull form to lern eiglish and creole
Awesome teaching, I’m waiting on #6 brother
Thank you for another great video. Yes, I agree with the previous comment about saying the sentences at a more normal speed instead of really slow - it's a bit hard to get the full understanding of how to produce the accent when the words are broken apart so slowly. I am learning a lot from your lessons. Thank you for making them.
A few other body part ideas: tongue, throat, muscle, bone, backside, skin, shoulders. Maybe you can also include how to say "The leg is broken." "My arm is sore." "I don't feel good." "I feel hot/cold/sick." "I am healthy."
Thank you so much for your comment Laurel. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. I strive to make each video better than the previous one.
ohh i like it so much
Thank you ....knee ..
What about u cheeks and polm elbow armpit knee
Great lesson, thanks! For more body parts: hair, face, waist, hips, legs, knees, feet, toes, and what do you call the whole body. Would it be possible to spend more time on how the sentences are said normally, maybe say them twice normally but slowly, then a little faster?? I found myself getting a little lost at the slow pace between the syllables.. mèsi anpil!
Thank you so much for your comment Cara. I appreciate your feedback and suggestions. I will try to incorporate them in the next lesson.
will thier be more?
yes, I will upload more
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For more details visit: www.creolesmart.com/
Are you looking for Creole Translation Services in Florida and Creole Translation Services in New York? For professional Creole Translation Services make contact with Creolesmart today. Their Creole interpreters and Creole translators offer the phone Creole to English interpreting and translation services for their interpreting and translation company. They have rich experience with the Creole language and culture.
For more details visit: www.creolesmart.com/