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Free Random Audio of Creole Lesson Episodes:
Storytelling: 2 Haitian Tales - 2 Kont Ayisyen
Haitian Foods - Manje Ayisyen
Thanksgiving Meals Audio
Free Sample Download of Haitian Creole CD
Introduction to Haitian Creole
Questions and Greetings in Creole - How are you? Kijan ou ye?
Haitian Creole Expressions
Audio for Body Parts in Creole
Popular Haitian Creole Expressions: Sa-k Pase? N-ap Boule….etc.
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Listen to Kids’ Kreyol - Koute Kreyol pou Timoun
Review of Creole Nasal and Non-nasal Vowels
The Clothes We Wear:
New Year’s Eve Celebrations - Reveyon
Basic Creole Grammar Rules:
How do you say…..in Creole? Kouman nou di…. an Kreyol?
Spanish / Creole Lessons: Del Creole al Espanol
El Bicentenario de Mexico - Bisantne Meksiko
El habito de mascar goma en los Estados Unidos
Escuchen el Creole Haitiano Gratis - Listen to Haitian Creole for free
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Say the names of countries in French / Les noms de pays
French Song: Je ne sais pas le jour ou je verrai mon Roi
Listen to some more songs/hymns in French: A Dieu Soit La Gloire! Oh quel bonheur de le connaitre!
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French for London Olympics
A Beginner's Audio Guide to French
French Hymn: Le Cri de mon ame...
Make sentences with Chez, Voici, and Voila
Chez; Voici; Voilà
Chez (au domicile de – at somebody’s place – home, at home, at someone’s house, at the home of) is a preposition. It is used to indicate a place or professions. It means (au magasin, cabinet de) Chez is used to mean (dans la famille de, dans le pays, la region de, le groupe, parmi - among, dans la personalité, dans l’œuvre de – in)
Examples / Exemples:
Bienvenue chez moi – Welcome to my home
Bienvenue chez nous – Welcome to our home
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Voici – Here is, this is. C’est une préposition. Example: Voici mes parents – Here are my parents. Use voici to make a presentation or to present somebody or something.
Example: Voici la clé de la voiture. Tu conduis maintenant – Here is the key to the car. You drive now.
Voici ma fille – Here is my daughter / She is my daughter.
Voilà – That’s why, that is why, there’s why (adv.)
Voilà – There is, there are
Example: Voilà deux mois que je travaille ici – I have been here for two months.
Voilà ma mère – Here comes my mother
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Mo Vokabilè - Mots de Vocabulaire – Mo Vokabilè / Vocabulary Words
Wanga – Ensorcelement, sortilege, gris-gris, amulette, fétiche – Fetish
Pyebwa – Arbre – Tree
Pye bannann – Bananier – Banana tree
Pye Kokoye – Cocotier - Coconut tree
Pye fig – Figuier – Fig tree
Pye Kafe – Caféier – Coffee tree
Pye poudre – Nomade, errant- Always out / never stays in one place
Pye zaboka – Avocatier – Avocado tree
Pye zabriko – Abricotier – Apricot tree
Pye mango – Manguier – Mango tree
Pye sitron – Citronnier – Lemon tree
Pye palmis – Palmiste – Palm tree
Pye papay – Papayer – Papaya tree
Pilon – Pilon / mortier - Pestle / spice mortar
Pitit gason – Fils – Son
Pitit fi – Fille – Daughter
Pitit pitit – Petits-enfants – Grandchildren
Pitit pitit gason – Petit fils - Grandson
Pitit pitit fi – Petite fille - Grand-daughter
Pitit deyò – Bâtard, illégitime – Bastard
Papa pitit – Mari, papa – Father,
Plasay / Plasaj – cohabitation, concubinage, plaçage – Cohabitation, plaçage
Plenyen – se plaindre, se lamenter, rechigner – to Complain
Plonbay – Plombage – Plumbing
Planch – Planche – Board
Pito – Préférer – to prefer
Plantè – Planteur – Planter (farmer)
Plim – stylo, plume – Pen
Kreyon – Crayon – Pencils
Manje vant plen – Manger à satiété – To eat and be full
Po je / Popyè – Paupière – Eyelid
Po bouch / Po dyòl – Lèvres- Lips
Plant – Plante – Plant
Plant ki fè moun dòmi – Narcotique – Narcotic
Pla men – Paume – Palm of one’s hand
Planèt – Planète – Planet
Pil – pile, batterie – Battery
Pil moun – groupe – group, collective
Pil – Pilule, comprimé – Pill
Pijon – colombe, pigeon – Dove, penis
Peye domaj enterè – dédommager, idemniser – To compensate
Peny – peigne – comb
Penyen – Peigner – To comb
Pèlen – Piège, embuscade, trappe – trap
Pay – paille, tarte – Straw
Pa lage – Maintenir, resister – To maintain
*Panyòl – Espagnol, hispano-américain – Spanish, Hispano-american, *often used to refer to Dominicans
Pale mal sou / Jaze / ragote – Médire, jaser, médire, bavarder – To gossip
Pantouf – Espadrille, Pantoufle, sandale – Sandals
Panyen / Panye – Panier – Basket
Panyen fatra – Poubelle, réceptable – Trash can
Pase nan betiz – Ridiculiser – To make fun of, to poke fun of
