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Count from 1 to 5 in Haitian CreoleStart counting in Haitian Creole with five essential words:• 1 — yon• 2 — de• 3 — twa...
24/10/2026

Count from 1 to 5 in Haitian Creole

Start counting in Haitian Creole with five essential words:

• 1 — yon
• 2 — de
• 3 — twa
• 4 — kat
• 5 — senk

Use a number before a noun:
• yon liv — one book
• de liv — two books
• twa liv — three books

Quick quiz: Which word means “four”—kat or senk? Comment before checking the answer.

Continue with Haitian Creole numbers 1 to 20 at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Four Essential Haitian Creole Family WordsIntroduce the people closest to you with four useful Haitian Creole family wor...
23/10/2026

Four Essential Haitian Creole Family Words

Introduce the people closest to you with four useful Haitian Creole family words:

• manman — mother
• papa — father
• frè — brother
• sè — sister

To say “my,” place MWEN after the family word:
• manman mwen — my mother
• sè mwen — my sister

Quick quiz: Which word means “brother”—frè or sè? Comment before checking the final card.

Discover more Haitian Creole family vocabulary at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Meet the Open Vowel Ò in Haitian CreoleÒ is a distinct Haitian Creole vowel. The grave accent identifies its open sound ...
21/10/2026

Meet the Open Vowel Ò in Haitian Creole

Ò is a distinct Haitian Creole vowel. The grave accent identifies its open sound and must remain visible in writing.

See it in useful words:
• pòt — door
• kò — body
• fò — strong

The accent can also distinguish words:
• bo — a kiss
• bò — side / near

Quick quiz: Which word contains Ò—pòt or pale? Comment before checking the answer.

Explore the complete pronunciation guide at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Talk About the Past in Haitian Creole with TETE is a Haitian Creole time marker that places a simple action in the past....
19/10/2026

Talk About the Past in Haitian Creole with TE

TE is a Haitian Creole time marker that places a simple action in the past. Put it before the verb—the verb itself does not change.

• Mwen travay. — I work.
• Mwen te travay. — I worked.
• Li te vini. — He or she came.
• Nou te manje. — We ate.

Quick quiz: Which sentence means “We ate”? Comment A or B before checking the final card.

Continue learning Haitian Creole time markers at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Build Clear Yes-or-No Questions with ÈSKEPlace ÈSKE before a statement to create a clear yes-or-no question in Haitian C...
17/10/2026

Build Clear Yes-or-No Questions with ÈSKE

Place ÈSKE before a statement to create a clear yes-or-no question in Haitian Creole.

• Ou pale kreyòl. — You speak Haitian Creole.
• Èske ou pale kreyòl? — Do you speak Haitian Creole?
• Èske li lakay? — Is he or she home?
• Èske ou konprann? — Do you understand?

Quick quiz: Which question means “Do you understand”? Comment A or B before checking the answer.

Continue with essential Haitian Creole questions at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

In Haitian Creole, the Word for “The” Comes After the NounEnglish places “the” before a noun. Haitian Creole places its ...
16/10/2026

In Haitian Creole, the Word for “The” Comes After the Noun

English places “the” before a noun. Haitian Creole places its definite article after the noun.

• liv la — the book
• kafe a — the coffee
• machin nan — the car

The form of the article can change, but its position stays the same: the noun comes first.

Quick quiz: How do you say “the book”—liv la or la liv? Comment before checking the final card.

Read more about Haitian Creole word order at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Haitian Creole J Does Not Sound Like English JIn Haitian Creole, J is pronounced like the middle consonant sound in the ...
14/10/2026

Haitian Creole J Does Not Sound Like English J

In Haitian Creole, J is pronounced like the middle consonant sound in the English word “measure.”

See it in useful words:
• jwèt — toy
• jwe — to play
• jodi — today

For some borrowed words with a hard English-style J sound, Haitian Creole may use DJ, as in djaz.

Quick quiz: Which word begins with the Kreyòl J sound—jodi or bato? Comment before checking the answer.

Explore the complete pronunciation guide at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Make a Haitian Creole Sentence Negative with PAPA is the essential Haitian Creole word for making a simple sentence nega...
12/10/2026

Make a Haitian Creole Sentence Negative with PA

PA is the essential Haitian Creole word for making a simple sentence negative. Place it before the verb.

• Mwen pale. — I speak.
• Mwen pa pale. — I do not speak.
• Li pa travay. — He or she does not work.
• Nou pa konprann. — We do not understand.

Quick quiz: Which sentence means “I do not eat”? Comment A or B before checking the final card.

Continue learning beginner Haitian Creole grammar at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in Haitian CreoleOrganize your Haitian Creole sentences with three essential time words:• ...
10/10/2026

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in Haitian Creole

Organize your Haitian Creole sentences with three essential time words:

• YÈ — yesterday
• JODI — today
• DEMEN — tomorrow

Examples:
• Yè mwen te travay. — Yesterday I worked.
• Jodi mwen travay. — Today I work.
• Demen mwen pral etidye. — Tomorrow I will study.

Quick quiz: Which word means “tomorrow”? Comment before checking the answer.

Discover more useful Haitian Creole vocabulary at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

Connect People and Things with AKAK is a small Haitian Creole connector with two common English meanings: “and” and “wit...
09/10/2026

Connect People and Things with AK

AK is a small Haitian Creole connector with two common English meanings: “and” and “with.”

Use it to join things:
• diri ak pwa — rice and beans

Use it to show company:
• Mwen ale ak Maya. — I go with Maya.
• Kafe ak lèt. — Coffee with milk.

Quick quiz: How do you say “rice and beans”? Comment A or B before checking the final card.

Continue with everyday Haitian Creole at oukaap.com/en/okahub/

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