Illnesses in Haitian Creole (Part 1)

[@SGS_insight]

Thank you so much for all your videos. They are going to be a key factor towards me speaking creole fluently again.

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

You're so welcome!

[@WendyCharles-k3q]

In spite of being a native creole speaker however this video is still helpful to me 'cause i'll be working as medical interpreter very soon

[@KingRedTv]

I watch all your videos to self teach myself. Love all of them. Mesî

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Mwen byen kontan tande sa. Mèsi anpil.

[@kcl060]

Wow, excellent! Incredibly thorough, and I loved that you did the English learner version too. I found that helpful as well.

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

I am happy to hear that. I used to focus on Creole learned but then Haitians started sending me messages asking for a little more English because they found the videos helpful in their journey to learn English.

[@learnhaitiancreole]

You’re doing an amazing job.

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Thank you! I appreciate the support.

[@TheSabrinaMichele]

I can’t wait for the children’s book to come out

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Aww thank you

[@rochenycarrier5839]

Mw kontan janw fè bagay yo paske si yon Ayisyen vle li ka aprann la dann tou Wi mèsi Madam paske wap edem pwononse anpe mo anglè

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Mèsi anpil. Mwen byen kontan. Mwen apresye sipò a.

[@cristinakineke1298]

Thank you for all your great teaching. The audio on this one was very quiet

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Cristina Kineke Oh no so sorry. I will pay more attention in the next video. Thank you for your support

[@royaltydripp6251]

Bonjour Mademoiselles how do I say by blood in haitian creole?

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Bonjou! do you mean when people are related by blood?

[@royaltydripp6251]

Yes basically and thanks for responding

[@royaltydripp6251]

Can I say San nan nou

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

@@royaltydripp6251 You're welcome! There are more than one way to say it. Some people say "Menm san avè m" meaning same blood as me. Others will say "san m" meaning my blood. So if I am talking about my sister, I can see "nou gen menm san" meaning we have the same blood. Or I can say "li se san m" meaning she's my blood. Does that help?

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

@@royaltydripp6251 You can say "san nou" meaning our blood. "San nan nou" means blood inside of us but it doesn't make much sense in creole. However, you can say "san nan venn nou" meaning blood in our veins.

[@miai383]

Mwen remesyew anpil. Mwen se yon tradiktè. Mwen gade videyo ou yo komsi yo se devwa mwen. Lèw gen tan eske ou ka fè yon videyo sou vokab legal yo? Thank you so much!❤️

[@HaitianCreoleMsCreole]

Mèsi anpil. Map eseye fè l avan fin mwa Jen an.