Weekly Lessons To Learn Haitian Creole

43 Ou, Or, and Ouè

Ou, Or, and Ouè. These tiny, short words have been the bane of some teachers' existence.

42 Beyond The Basics

Are you constantly improving your Haitian Creole and adding new expressions to your toolkit? Are you consistently learning new things about Haiti? Or are you just sticking to the basics?

41 Il Majik La (Part 2)

Now, let's continue our journey with Ayiti: Il Majik la, Part 2. Dive back into the captivating world of Haiti and enjoy the next portion of this enchanting film.

40 Il Majik La (Part 1)

We are thrilled to present to you a true gem: Ayiti: Il Majik la. Would you like to see why Haiti was once called "The Jewel of the Caribbean"?

39 You’re A News Reporter

This week, you've been hired as a news reporter! Are you ready to dive into the world of breaking news and exciting stories?

38 E and È

Are you using accent marks like E, È, e, è when writing in Kreyòl? Or do you skip them because it’s a pain to use them when typing?

37 The Haitian Letter È

The notorious Haitian letter È. When a word has 2 or more syllables (eg. pèmèt, sèkèy, entènèt), do you pronounce each syllable accurately?

36 Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda.

When it comes to mastering a language, building family relationships, cooking, and using our resources efficiently, this phrase “woulda, coulda, shoulda” can often apply.