Learn Haitian Creole / Aprann Kreyòl Ayisyen

In this video we covered 11 colors. We mostly focused on the colors that are used more often. 

This session mostly covers vocabulary words related to a car repair shop or a body shop. The second part will cover dialogue for a car repair shop. 

This is our third and last video for mental health. 

This is part two of our mental health series. 

This episode covers mental health in English and Haitian Creole. This is the first of three videos/recordings. 

This episode covers sounds our bodies. In this episode we cover sounds like burping, coughing, farting, sneezing, and more. Also, thank you to everyone for your support. Whether you support us by listening to our podcast, sharing our episodes, or providing financial support, we thank you. 

This session covers the names for the five fingers in Haitian Creole. 

This episode covers illnesses in Haitian Creole. This episode mostly covers the vocabulary part. Part two will cover dialogues during doctor's visits or hospital visits. 

This post will cover Simple Future Verbs. Simple Future Verbs discuss things that have not happened. They are in the future. They will happen at some point but they are not in the present or the past. In English, we use the word ‘will‘ to talk about something that has not happened.

This post covers base verbs that start with the letter A. 

We just added a new exercise on our website titled Opposites in Haitian Creole 3 of 5. It includes flash cards, memorization, a quiz, and Matching game, and a gravity game.

This podcast will show you how to pronounce the letter 'R' in Haitian Creole.

This post covers simple verbs in Haitian Creole. This post covers present tense and past tense only. I have included a few pronouns so we could tie them to the verbs. 

This video covers common words and phrases used to insult others in Haitian Creole. Most of the words are not necessarily true so there's no need to feel inferior if you are ever called any of them. They are just insults that's all. I tried not to include any profanity on this post but there are a couple words that others might view as profanity. However, I thought it was important to include them because they are commonly used words to insult others, especially women. 

Learn words that are opposites in Haitian Creole. This is the 3rd of five podcasts where we cover opposites.

Learn common words and phrases for warnings in Haitian Creole. Learn to identify warning signs and ask questions. 

Learn to say bedroom and name items one would normally find in a bedroom like bed and nightstand. 

Learn to tell time in Haitian Creole

Learn to say backyard and name items one would normally find in a backyard

Learn common words and phrases in Haitian Creole

Learn common words and phrases in Haitian Creole

Learn common words and phrases in Haitian Creole

Learn to name farm animals in Haitian Creole.

Learn to say body and name body parts in Haitian Creole.

Learn to name the months of the year in Haitian Creole

Learn to express emotions in Haitian Creole.

Learn to say living room and name items one would normally find in a living room in Haitian Creole.

Learn to name family members like mom, dad, and kids

Learn common words and phrases you can use to communicate with a child you are adopting or have adopted.

Learn common words and phrases when visiting Haiti especially for adoption

Learn to name the four seasons in Haitian Creole

Learn common words and phrases in Haitian Creole

Learn common words and phrases in Haitian Creole.

Learn more words and phrases in Haitian Creole.

Learn more words and phrases in Haitian Creole.

Learn to name things that are opposites in Haitian Creole.

Learn to name things that are opposites in Haitian Creole.

Learn how Haitians celebrate New Year

Learn about Haitian Food in Haitian Creole.

Learn to name extended family in Haitian Creole. Learn to say words like grandmother, aunts, and uncles.

Learn to count from 61 to 100 in Haitian Creole.

Learn to count from 31-60 in Haitian Creole.

Learn to count from 1-30 in Haitian Creole