M praktike kreyòl pou yon edtan chak maten. Jodia m ap praktike envèse fraz tankou: /k/ Kisa Joj ye pou … More

Yowza. I think today broke my brain! Last week’s lesson was on family relationships — mother, father, sister, brother, sister-in-law, … More

Today I had my first “street conversation” nan kreyòk ayisyen. Well, not on the street, exactly. It was a phone … More

I’m not one to complain… Well, maybe a little. This last week we went from parts of the body (Pati … More

So as part of my efforts to learn Haitian Creole I signed up for a few resources that would connect … More

So this last week (Tuesday) I had my first full hour of tutoring in kreyòl, and zanmi m, it was … More

I’m kinda excited for what’s about to happen. I started this journey back in February/March 2022. (The first week was … More

WE DID IT! Today was the first time that my tutor and I had an actual conversation in kreyòl! Now, … More

Okay man, it’s getting serious now. In the previous weeks of lessons with my tutor, we did a lot of … More

Okay, it’s been, what, ten weeks? I’ve found better and better resources to learn kreyòl ayisyen, and while I am … More

I’ve been hard at work with my lessons in kreyòl on Duolingo, and on paper it looks good—Level 21 / … More

Today’s lesson brought up what I’d seen in the past in a few lessons here and there. Let me show … More

Let’s talk about what, exactly. So kreyòl has a whole interesting way to form words of interrogation/asking in ways that … More

There has been a couple of things I’ve been keeping notes on as I’m learning, and one of them is … More

Week 4 of learning Haitian Creole and things are kicking up a notch. Now it’s getting into “ownership” (how to … More

About three weeks ago I was encouraged by some Haitian friends to start using Duolingo. They knew of my interest … More

Today I started my first lessons in Haitian Creole (“kreyòl ayisyen”) using Duolingo. Wish me luck!