Learning Haitian Creole-Definite Articles

This video will show you how to use definite articles in Haitian Creole. It's a simple, user-friendly language!!
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[@Loislettuce]

Thank you so much, now that Creole is on Duolingo this is going to get a lot of views. This is not explained at all I was confused why I was getting a lot of the articles wrong

[@quebueno8822]

Oh shit I’m checking it out. Thanks Cyberpunk, I’m interested in Creole now… Still, it’s better than spending my days gambling on football games with whatever money I’ve got left. Bonswa!!

[@TheBenjamin.458]

same

[@harimsen]

Exemplary teacher!! Love I've energy and the very well explained. Thanks for the video.

[@danierupieru5640]

I started learning creole 2 days ago. (kind of relearning). And in the hour i've watched your videyo, they have helped so much. Mesi anpil

[@Simplement_Chrétien]

Wooowww what an adventure it was watching all these videos. As a French-Canadian this has been soooooo easy to follow. Mesi anpil pou ed ou !!

[@skitledrome]

She explains so well, mèsi anpil Bertrhude even after a couple years it still helps.

[@AudibyN8ture]

Thank you soooo much I was having trouble remembering all 5 definite articles but I like how you grouped them it helps me to remember them better.

[@persephoneMyanmar]

Mèsi 🤗I just started learning this language on Duolingo. Just felt in love with this language.

[@rafelinbatistaalcantara8312]

me too, never thought it was easy.

[@persephoneMyanmar]

@@rafelinbatistaalcantara8312 yeahh and interesting

[@xenulus5282]

@@persephoneMyanmar After learning Spanish 10 years ago, it was an extremely gratifying feeling to learn there are no verb conjugations, lol.

[@vagaskymoise3968]

It you're Really willing to learn créole i can help you out with it

[@thompsunlights]

this video is so helpful!! thank you for this thorough explanation. i love learning about proper grammar. i recently started using duolingo to learn creole but they don't break it down like this.

[@jadenjules159]

Thank you so much for this! You have no idea how long it took me to get this; your video is godsent. Mesi anpil!

[@StephenMatlock]

The difference between when to use "lan" and "nan" was most helpful! I'm still a little shaky on "iy/it" and "lan," but I'm sure with practice I'll pick it up.

[@moneyfantasy]

Thank 😘 you for this ❤️ Beautiful lesson. I must say that you are a great teacher.

[@ladytorres8323]

I am scared now 😂😂😂 I am just beginning to learn, this is a little further along than I am at the moment. Happy to know it’s here when I can catch up! This is day 2 for me. First time to hear Haitian Creole was yesterday ❤. Love these videos!!

[@felixemilioloramartinez3718]

Awesome, you have helped me a bunch,God bless you. Keep on doing that wonderful explanation of creole.

[@mazziboo]

First, I want to say that you are an amazing teacher! I have learned so much just with the videos you have published because you explain things so clearly and break them down to a basic level. I greatly appreciate the time you have put into this. Right now, I am struggling with the letter R and can't find a clear explanation on how exactly to pronounce it; also, I would like to know the meaning of the words you used before the definite article "an".

[@priscillazelaya9816]

What an excellent idea for a video!

[@tomasharris4508]

Imani, you have to pronounce the letter R most of time like a G. But like an spanish G. For example: Cat= Gato (spanish) So the sound of R in Krèyol is like the sound of the G from "gato".

[@mitchpeter5718]

The R in French and creole is very hard to pronounce for English speakers!! The sound comes from the throat!! I would recommend you listen to native speakers of French and creole and try to mimic how their say it!! Remember, it’s a throatal sound!!’

[@hananiea]

Hi :). Try this: put a pen between your lips. When you pronounce the "r" in Kreyòl, your tongue stays behind the pen (as in rara). When you pronounce the English "r" as in "rose" -- your tongue can't stay behind the pen (it's moves towards the front of your lips.) Try to say "rat" in English and then "rat" in Kreyòl. It's the same word with the same spelling -- but if you're positoning your tongue correctly -- they should sound different. Mwen espere ke sa a itil. Bon chans, cheri :)

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I totally agree. Mèsi

[@RBG1st]

This video is better explained than the others!👍

[@jrose9349]

She teaches this really well

[@laurenhardman3598]

Thank you for all the videos. It will help me when I go in a few months to see my family .👪

[@pablo_tt]

Mèsi anpil...ou se yon bon pwof!!

[@quaystoneqold]

thank you so so much i was having a lot of trouble understanding this!

[@TheBenjamin.458]

This was a great video loved the energy and was very educational

[@issaaliyla4890]

I love your videos, they are very helpful! And I didn’t know I could pick up on it this fast!! I would like to see a video on the words; to, and, and or, and how they are used in sentences as well.

[@hughwalcott546]

This was killing me. Thanks for this so much.

[@megangraham487]

You have a gift for teaching! Thank you!

[@megjeanlouis9611]

I love having this on in the background when I am working for some #KreyolInspooooo

[@eveturner6495]

Thank you so much for this, it is really helpful!!

[@edvanbomfim6772]

congratulations on this amazing class.

[@haitianbrother]

Good work Keep the content coming

[@katherineelisabethbrown4751]

mèsi pou videyo a, sèm! trè byen.

[@daprica1]

C'est très clair. Tu es un excellent professeur.

[@jas_b22]

Hi! Thank you for this video it was very helpful 👏🏽 just so i know I’ve fully grasped the idea of how the articles work, would you be able to give an example sentence for both a definite and an indefinite article? 😊

[@Thestarkelisfactory]

Would you put the adjective? Like to day "the green turtle", would the "green" go in front of the noun or behind the definite artifical

[@trinidadinternational]

This is fantastic!

[@geraldellison2453]

It looks like "Kann nan" should be "kann lan" by her definition of "lan." The same for "fanm nan" and "chanm nan." I find this confusing. At 3:29 she says "...connecting a non-nasal vowel with another non-nasal vowel. I believe those are nasal vowels. Anyway, I love her videos. No one is perfect!

[@absurd6164]

So with nan why wasn’t it used for words like “Ban”, “pen” etc?

[@nh003]

Mèsi anpil!!🩷

[@The_nqeewn]

How are you? I love your videos. ❤️❤️ I want to learn creole

[@geracaovidaemcristo]

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[@brusymartinez8412]

Ou class se byen ou anpil intelligent

[@manymanycookies]

You’re amazing

[@meredithbayona5762]

Thank you so much!

[@rovianrosalia6643]

Great lessons! Whats the name of the music at the end? It is only winter but that music puts me in a VBS mood! Summer cant come any faster.

[@iceejayj]

Very helpful learned a lot. One question if you are able to answer. Some haiten creole speakers say "wem Palo " for come here. Why is this .thanks

[@frantzwoldyamazan8521]

In fact they are saying: "Vini mwen pale ou", with contractions: "Vini'm pale'w", or when you they speak very fast: "vi'm palow" or "M'palo'w". litterally: "Come I tell you". And yes it means : come here!

[@mitchpeter5718]

Haitians like to use contractions a lot when we speak…I think that can very hard for somebody who’s learning the language!! But at the same time, it can very easy once you become proficient I. The language!!

[@jeremiahmckoy]

I love her 😍

[@bruslylouisjeune2328]

Bonjour Madame merci pour votre réponse

[@elliszsoldos3865]

So diri would follow the rule of lan diri lan, the rice?

[@jay_teeriphin2490]

Thank you so much

[@guillaumesimeon7956]

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[@yonellestrada6992]

Thanks

[@ibac09]

Mesi zanmi’m

[@alexandredixon1690]

Pafwa mwen koute moun di machin lan. Ou ta ka fè yon videyo nan sa souple?

[@daniellaborde5985]

By exemple ( this' those' these: that' then.

[@daniellaborde5985]

Plis problém mwen konfronte nan anglé SE pronon demonstratif

[@KinNitro]

Bon anpil.

[@malakyuriel]

Yo se Makè sengilye tou nan Abarayata kreyol la tou

[@MessiahCarrierShebaRoberts]

Mesi madanm

[@frantzwoldyamazan8521]

I think she is missing one. "YO" for plural

[@williecolbert5249]

You are a beautiful goddess. I am learning so much.

[@jasonpierre8222]

Bruh