Yay! I need this so bad...I'm black American and my husband is Haitian and need to learn because our kids will not be like some I see down here in Florida with Haitian parents yet they barely know an ounce of creole, nope I will learn and so will my kids.
Brother I am from lake Charles, Louisiana and I let my father, mother and grandmother listen to this and they were telling me what you were saying before you did this blew my mind. Needless to say I dont know my history or the creole history but this blew my mind. I have been knowing creole phares all my life but until I ran across this and others on TH-cam I had no idea that the language you speak and my family speak were the same. My great grandmother I NEVER heard her speak a word of English NEVER. When she died I was in my 20's. My mother and father always translated when we went visit. Both set of my grandparents were fluent in creole and my mother and father. WOW!!! My grandmother is 91 years old and when I let her listen to this it put a BIG smile on her face. Thanks for the video.
I pick up languages easily and I made some Haitian friends where I live and wanted to learn to speak the Haitian creole language. I was quite well at French. I took it 4 years in high school. So creole is very similar. Maybe that's another reason why it's been easy to pick this up. But my friends were so impressed with how much I learned in one day from this video and that I was able to pronounce everything correctly and I only watched this video once. Thanks so much for creating content like this!
This was very helpful for me as I'm marrying a Haitian man. Those family gatherings get crazy when they all talk at the same time so I'm going to surprise them with a few words of my own. I'm making a chart of all my new words and reading it during my morning routine.....thank you
Wonderful to hear! It’s good to take such a proactive approach to learning Kreyòl. Keep it up and you’ll be speaking and surprising your in-laws in no time at all. Bon bagay nèt zanmi.
This was so informative! The Haitian community is growing and I work aside a great people. Understanding basic language is essential to building the needed relationships here in America. We are one people! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
Muchas gracias maestro. Hace ya largo tiempo que busco incansablemente una guía para principiantes. Soy un dominicano interesado en aprender la bellísima lengua que casi 10 millones de personas hablan no tan lejos de mi natal Santo Domingo. Desde mi punto de vista es imperativo aprender al menos lo básico del creol haitiano. En mi opinión, tanto dominicanos como haitianos, tenemos más en común que lo que nos diferencia. Me tomo el atrevimiento de escribirle en español como muestra de respeto a su inteligencia. Espero y siga haciendo tan maravilloso trabajo. Mèsi.
Muchas gracias a usted mi amigo. Es un placer para mí hacer estos vídeos. Aprecio su comentario. Eso me da el deseo de hacer más vídeos. Estoy de acuerdo con usted en que tenemos mucho en común. Saludos.
Excellent video! I'm half Haitian-American (5 generations) but, I only know a few words in Kreyol. My cousins are forced to speak English or French for me to understand. I no longer live near them but, when I next visit, I want to be able to keep up with them, no matter what language they switch to. And I'd like for my kids to have a connection to Haiti beyond the food I make (which is nothing compared to what I remember) and the phrase "Pas fe sa", LOL! Sadly, I've not found Haitians nor Haitian food near me. I'm using Pimsleur to learn but, decided to surf TH-cam to see what I could find. I think this video is the best I've seen. I'm very impressed with how much info you packed into this video. I've got it on repeat now. And, of course, I've subscribed
I want to run off to New Orleans one day... I want to visit Haiti as well. I don’t know how far my roots dig through to these spaces but they resonate with me and I need to speak freely to my people. Mesi anpil!
There are a lot of creoles that's in America not just only Louisiana. You also have Gullah creoles and I'm creole my DNA test show Jamaica Kingston Caribbean. Nigerian and congolese. chinese and a little french. I believe all creoles in America should learn Haitian creole.
Thank you so much for this valuable content! I just started on my Haitian Creole journey, so I am your new subscriber. Your style of teaching is so simple. Is it okay to say, "Kijan ou rele?" and "Kijan ou ye?" Instead of using "Koman"? What is the difference?
linguaphile. Thank you for your kind comment. Yes you can use both "kòman" and "kijan" interchangeably. All the best with your language learning journey!
Thank you new subscriber. I was wondering if you could do videos on like vegitables or how to say can you make me goat meat? like the foods like how to say fish or meet tomato potato stuff like that
I didn't know what "M ap boule" literally meant (just thought it meant something like I'm pushing through) and I already thought it sounded really cool and now it sounds even cooler.
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Pale non. Speak no! We use the English language the same way in the "English" speaking islands of the Caribbean. When we say "Speak, no.[?]" it is 100% equivalent to the sentence in Haitian Creole!!
Edd P. I’m sorry Sir but it’s called Creole. Sometimes we say Creole Haitian because Haiti is not the only country where people speak Creole. And Creole Haitian is not the same as the others. They might be similar but not the same.
Landie Saintil That is clearly the lasting effect of French colonial brainwashing. After independence and liberation. Some of us refused to be identified as Haitian citizens or Men . Instead some newly (Haitians citizens) still preferred referencing themselves as property of their former plantation and continued referring to Haiti as Saint Domingue for generations.
This is great. Mèsi anpil.
New subbie! I’m a proud Haitian-American who’s learning to speak Haitian creole fluently! ☺️
I am
Yay! I need this so bad...I'm black American and my husband is Haitian and need to learn because our kids will not be like some I see down here in Florida with Haitian parents yet they barely know an ounce of creole, nope I will learn and so will my kids.
Wonderful to hear! All the best in your learning journey.
Brother I am from lake Charles, Louisiana and I let my father, mother and grandmother listen to this and they were telling me what you were saying before you did this blew my mind. Needless to say I dont know my history or the creole history but this blew my mind. I have been knowing creole phares all my life but until I ran across this and others on TH-cam I had no idea that the language you speak and my family speak were the same. My great grandmother I NEVER heard her speak a word of English NEVER. When she died I was in my 20's. My mother and father always translated when we went visit. Both set of my grandparents were fluent in creole and my mother and father. WOW!!! My grandmother is 91 years old and when I let her listen to this it put a BIG smile on her face. Thanks for the video.
I'm glad to hear that. Just curious, does your family speak Haitian Creole or the Louisiana Creole (Kouri vini)? All the best to your family!
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I'm not Haitian ...but i love this guy
My friend your daughter is very nice
God bless you ❤
I pick up languages easily and I made some Haitian friends where I live and wanted to learn to speak the Haitian creole language. I was quite well at French. I took it 4 years in high school. So creole is very similar. Maybe that's another reason why it's been easy to pick this up. But my friends were so impressed with how much I learned in one day from this video and that I was able to pronounce everything correctly and I only watched this video once. Thanks so much for creating content like this!
What a beautiful baby girl! and thanks for the videos. Super helpful. I am learning so much!
Thanks a lot, im learning creole and your vídeos are really usuful to learn to speak.. greatings from Chile, good job friend
I love your videos they are simple, clear and easy to understand:) please keep loading these!
Absolutely like your channel Nat, mesi. I am happy subscriber
This was very helpful for me as I'm marrying a Haitian man. Those family gatherings get crazy when they all talk at the same time so I'm going to surprise them with a few words of my own. I'm making a chart of all my new words and reading it during my morning routine.....thank you
Wonderful to hear! It’s good to take such a proactive approach to learning Kreyòl. Keep it up and you’ll be speaking and surprising your in-laws in no time at all. Bon bagay nèt zanmi.
Like the way he teaches
Was nice and infirmative
This was so informative! The Haitian community is growing and I work aside a great people. Understanding basic language is essential to building the needed relationships here in America. We are one people! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
🤔 Thanks for making this video brother, we're gonna need it soon.
Your little angel is so adorable ❤️❤️.......
Muchas gracias maestro. Hace ya largo tiempo que busco incansablemente una guía para principiantes. Soy un dominicano interesado en aprender la bellísima lengua que casi 10 millones de personas hablan no tan lejos de mi natal Santo Domingo. Desde mi punto de vista es imperativo aprender al menos lo básico del creol haitiano. En mi opinión, tanto dominicanos como haitianos, tenemos más en común que lo que nos diferencia. Me tomo el atrevimiento de escribirle en español como muestra de respeto a su inteligencia. Espero y siga haciendo tan maravilloso trabajo. Mèsi.
Muchas gracias a usted mi amigo. Es un placer para mí hacer estos vídeos. Aprecio su comentario. Eso me da el deseo de hacer más vídeos. Estoy de acuerdo con usted en que tenemos mucho en común. Saludos.
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Excellent video! I'm half Haitian-American (5 generations) but, I only know a few words in Kreyol. My cousins are forced to speak English or French for me to understand. I no longer live near them but, when I next visit, I want to be able to keep up with them, no matter what language they switch to. And I'd like for my kids to have a connection to Haiti beyond the food I make (which is nothing compared to what I remember) and the phrase "Pas fe sa", LOL! Sadly, I've not found Haitians nor Haitian food near me.
I'm using Pimsleur to learn but, decided to surf TH-cam to see what I could find. I think this video is the best I've seen. I'm very impressed with how much info you packed into this video. I've got it on repeat now. And, of course, I've subscribed
Thank you so much. All the best in your Kreyòl learning endeavors.
Mèsi, mèsi, mèsi 😊😊😊😊
You really teach thank you you are awesome.🔥
Thank you friend!
I appreciate that!
I LOVED THIS ! THANK YOU !
Thank you so much. I am learning. God bless you and your family in Jesus name.
This was very refreshing. I was able to follow easily along. It was plain and simple. Thanks
Thanks for teaching us.
Thank you. Your lessons are very helpful. And I see your daughter also helps with lessons. That's wonderful 🌟 🦄
You're impressive
I want to run off to New Orleans one day... I want to visit Haiti as well. I don’t know how far my roots dig through to these spaces but they resonate with me and I need to speak freely to my people. Mesi anpil!
New Orleans creole talk is different from Haitian creole.
You’re welcome my friend. All the best in your learning journey.
I enjoyed the lesson and learned a lot. Thank you.
Precious..pretty..smart lil girly!!! I love her!😘
Bon bagay zanmim kenbe la
Very helpful video.
Excellent lesson, especially the review at the end. I am really enjoying this.
Thank you.
never got a chance to learn but now i have alot of time to learn ,
There are a lot of creoles that's in America not just only Louisiana. You also have Gullah creoles and I'm creole my DNA test show Jamaica Kingston Caribbean. Nigerian and congolese. chinese and a little french. I believe all creoles in America should learn Haitian creole.
I agree! I would like to learn the other creoles too and do some comparing. I’m sure there are similarities in structure and grammar usage.
Lily was adorable! Merci!
Great video! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice video
Thank you so much my brother good job
Well done teacher
Mèsi
Thank yo so much for you videos. They're really helpful.
tres utile merci
Merci à vous!
she is sooo cute. and i know most of these but been rusty n will get back on track. will be practicing everyday
All the best with practicing!
Hello I don't know if you still doing videos ... But I really like how you do it thank you
Thank you. I appreciate that.
Well done!
Becky Graves
Mèsi anpil frè'm
Thanks for this.... love ya man
Very nice! Very Helpful! Thanks much!!!!
Thank you so much for this valuable content! I just started on my Haitian Creole journey, so I am your new subscriber. Your style of teaching is so simple. Is it okay to say, "Kijan ou rele?" and "Kijan ou ye?" Instead of using "Koman"? What is the difference?
linguaphile. Thank you for your kind comment. Yes you can use both "kòman" and "kijan" interchangeably. All the best with your language learning journey!
I need this in the worst way lol thank youuuu!
Are you in the Melanated Multinguals group on Facebook if not I would love for you to join and share your knowledge.
I need more of these !
I'm moving and need to learn
Thank you new subscriber. I was wondering if you could do videos on like vegitables or how to say can you make me goat meat? like the foods like how to say fish or meet tomato potato stuff like that
Thank you for the suggestion. I will do a video in the future on Haitian foods and how to say fruits and vegetables in Haitian Creole.
Am starting my journey learning Haitian. I appreciate the video. How do I get more and is there another way other than PayPal to support?
Like, share, subscribe. All the best in your learning journey.
More videos please 🙏
Thank you 🙌💋💯💓💞
I didn't know what "M ap boule" literally meant (just thought it meant something like I'm pushing through) and I already thought it sounded really cool and now it sounds even cooler.
Bon bagay!
Mèsi
Good job👍👍
Thank you
Y’all cute as all heck ❤❤❤❤
Mèsi
Great job, do you offer online creole course!?
Not yet. God willing in the future depending on interest levels.
Yo. This is the language that the Belters were speaking in The Expanse. I thought they made it up.
Lmfaooo
That’s interesting. Tell me more about that.
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Dear Sir,
I am from Bangladesh.
How to say BOSS in Haitian creole
Say: “Patwon”. The “on” is an open nasal vowel so the “n” at the end is not pronounced.
Hi need some help with a word. ELEMENT. How is it spelled and what does it sound like?
“Eleman”. Sounds approximately like: eh-leh-muh.
Thanks . I mean meci zommie mwen !
Se mwen ki pou di w mèsi zanmi. I should be the one saying thanks friend.
my kids are learning creol
Mesi !!
Does w = ou .
Is it my ears or are the both prononced differently.
They are the same. "W" is supposedly a contraction of "ou", like "n ap mache" is a contraction of "nou ap mache", but it really is just identical
‘Ou’ sounds like “oo”. ‘W’ is just the w sound. Hope that helps.
Kijan or Koman is ok we?
You can use either.
She is Cute, ja ja!! Thanks
Mesi un pile , map apran creole kouniya
Nou pare pou’n aprann
Thank you Fé. Your videos are an inspiration. Mèsi zanmi pa m. Keep up the good work!
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i speak creole like Lily lol
Pale non. Speak no! We use the English language the same way in the "English" speaking islands of the Caribbean. When we say "Speak, no.[?]" it is 100% equivalent to the sentence in Haitian Creole!!
Interesting. Good to know. Mèsi
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Nate that do much to learn at once why not five are six word at a time is not every one is a fast learner
Thanks my friend. Thank you for the advice.
beautiful baby
Lol
The Haitian language is NOT creole
Edd P. What is it?
Landie Saintil The Haitian language is called “Haitian”
Edd P. I’m sorry Sir but it’s called Creole. Sometimes we say Creole Haitian because Haiti is not the only country where people speak Creole. And Creole Haitian is not the same as the others. They might be similar but not the same.
Edd P. I got you but I’m Haitian myself, I never heard a Haitian call our language Haitian. Anyways I got your point.
Landie Saintil That is clearly the lasting effect of French colonial brainwashing. After independence and liberation. Some of us refused to be identified as Haitian citizens or Men . Instead some newly (Haitians citizens) still preferred referencing themselves as property of their former plantation and continued referring to Haiti as Saint Domingue for generations.
Thanks brother. You are a great teacher and I’m glad I found this. I’m going to be fluent after a few weeks of this. My grandma would be so proud😃
Great to hear it was helpful. Keep up the good work.
Awesome work!! Thank you so much!
Na'boula is correct
Hello. What does Kitel mean?
333 it means “let/allow him/her” OR “leave him/her.”
333 kitel means leave something alone.
333 is your husband about to KITÉ'W lol