HAITIAN CREOLE 101: LESSON 2
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Haitian Creole is one of Haiti's two official languages alongside French, and is the most widely spoken Creole language in the world. With well over 15 million speakers, including million in the country of Haiti alone, as well as diasporic enclaves of speaker in the South America, the United States, Canada, Africa, and in sum, worldwide, Haitian Creole is quickly becoming an increasingly important language as its continues to spread across across the globe.
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I had a Haitian girlfriend of 8 years. Her mother loved me like her own. She loved the fact I took time to learn some basic creole from a few friends, so she was adamant on making my creole fluent. She stopped speaking to me in English and I picked up alot. Most of my friends parents loved that (American sa) could understand. But now we aren't together and i moved away, so I'm not exposed as much. Love what you're doing. I'm sharpening up. Thank
Bonjou tout moun. Mwen te fèt nan Brezil men m etidye franse, lang sa a se trè menm jan ak franse nan pwen de vi m an .. se konsa li a pi fasil pou m aprann li ... mèsi pou videyo ou yo, yo se trè enteresan. Tanpri, kenbe afiche yo!!! =)
i liked this helped
Wholesome video.
this is very helpful
I have a problem with writing sentences what to put first and at the end I wish my dad would have
Taught me
Bon Bagay!!!
bonjou!
This is excellent, thank you so much!
No problem! Thanks for watching!
UhuruSasa85 u don't make videos anymore
UhuruSasa8
Please do more lessons! Thank you so much I'm trying to learn as much as possible I've been doing mission trips to haiti the past 2 years and love it and plan on returning as long as I can.
Thank you for visiting Haiti, check that out for more lesson
s www.haitimissiontalk.com/easy-haitian-creole.html
if you would like also to learn Creole you can visit jeffdenis56 he teaches Creole too
good lesson
Bonjou, waiting for lesson#4
Great job! This is helping my daughter a great deal. When is the next course coming?
Thanks for the feedback. I'll probably be posting more videos this week.
what song is in the background?
UhuruSasa85 What is the difference between S ak pase and Sa k ap fet ?
I like how the background music is being played at a low volume. It is nice and not distracting.
In your future videos, can you please repeat the Kreyol phrases and words more than once and slower ? (Like how you said Kijan ou rele sa, the 2nd time, was very nice and slow.) Repetition is extremely helpful when learning a language!
I will take all of that into consideration for the next video. Unfortunately I've been extremely busy as of late (securing a job), but there will be more. Thanks for the feedback.
UhuruSasa85 Ok thank you. No problem.
Sak pase - what's up. How are you? (greetings)
sak pase? - what happened?
sa k'ap fet - what's up. (greetings)
sa k'ap fet - what's going on?
sak pase is used more often as a greeting.
sa k'ap fet - when this is used to greet a friend, the speaker usually expect you to say a lot more than just saying fine. It's like the person is letting you know, I really have the time and would like to know what you've been up to or how things are with you.
You'll often hear Haitian speakers say, sa k'ap fet, man - what's going on, man? or sa k'ap fet menm - what's really going on?
I'm Haitian and it's hard for me to know how to say something in creole when I don't understand why some sentences allow nouns after adjectives
Mèl Rose same here
Hey , do you have like an email you use specifically for learning creole ?
would you like to learn Creole visit jeffdenis56 on youtube
I wish you were explaining it a little slower so we can grasp it!
Jean baptiste
Bon bagay! Btw, what's the name of that konpa song??
Jonathan D. Kisa D sa ye ? paske mw rele Jonathan Duvillage
What is that song playing who is that yes I want to know
Can't read words written in red.
Kreyole konpa
14:21: Mwen pa etidyan. - He´s a Student.
I don´t understand this, maybe because my english is not the best?
No, that's my fault. It should be "I'm not a student". Thanks for pointing that out.
Ok thanks!
kouman ou konnen sa? I've always heard and said ki jan ou konnen sa ...is that wrong? thank you for these videos... very helpful 😊
Sondra Brito No, not wrong at all. "Kouman" and "ki jan" are interchangeable. Thanks for commenting!
Creole
L,école haïtien se en français, écri créole la a base français pour Moun capable conpran. Ki coté nous join vocabulaire sa
michmich 23 poukisa wap plenyen la? , si ou pas dakor pas gade vidéo a
mesye konbyen tann estidye kreyol ou? ou fe bon
Sa k ap fèt fanmi m? Sa fè 3 zane konsa. Mèsi pou soutyen ou an.
ah bon epi ou ka pale kiswahili byen tou?
+UhuruSasa85
Creole
Pale anglè tankou rat!
120 fraz ou dwe konnen nan lang anglè a avan 2020.
Tanpri, peze subscribe, like & share!
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140 fraz ou dwe konnrn nan lang anglè a
Abòne pou ka jwenn plis
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apwannanglé
Façon nous écri créole la se vraiment dégoûtant, langue créole la se you mélange français li ye. Pou kissa nous compliqué vocabulaire a,min m haïtien gin difficulté pou lu l
In an kreyòl pa prononse tankou francais in prononse kom ine tankou Nadine=Nadin.
En an kreyòl prononse kòm in
Tankou
Malin=malen.
Kreyòl Ayisyen pa janm ekri ak doub lèt tankou francais .
Respekte kreyòl lan chak lang gen gramè payo evite ranplase mo fransè nan plas mo kreyòl yo.