Alo!
Mwen rele Ksenia.
Mwen pa pale kreyòl. (I don’t speak Creole)
E ou menm? (What about you?)
Èske ou pale anglè? (Do you speak English?)
Eske ou se moun Ayiti? (Are you from Haiti?)
N a wè ankò! (See you again!)
Creole 101
girl, living in the far north, trying to think less and live more.
Alo!
Mwen rele Ksenia.
Mwen pa pale kreyòl. (I don’t speak Creole)
E ou menm? (What about you?)
Èske ou pale anglè? (Do you speak English?)
Eske ou se moun Ayiti? (Are you from Haiti?)
N a wè ankò! (See you again!)
What a great image-and it sounds like you are picking up the language–good for you!
I do my best 😉
cool, i am so jealous of you, make sure you enjoy on my behalf,
li se yon bon bagay ou aprann pale ayisyen an
(It’s good your learning to speak hatian)
😉
B~
Xx creole
Nice picture and a perfect tagline to go with.
By the way, how do you say “To be continued” in Haiti?
yeah … to be continued …. 🙂
what a lovely photo, i really like the warm sunlight!
it’s great that you’re trying to learn the language, i’m looking forward to the continuation 🙂
Cool school uniforms!
Sanble etonan!
(‘Looks Amazing’ – I think – I totally cheated)
🙂
Haha! Sometimes it’s necessary to cheat :-p
excellent capture!! But, i cant help asking this…how does it feel to be finally on the “other side”?? Does the grass feel greener there? 😀 after all, you wanted away from the snow and ice! 🙂 keep posting…
Definitely greener! But so different that it’s impossible to compare 😮
that’s a very good observation…welcome to the third world 🙂 looking forward to many more posts from and about Haiti..
Awesome photo! I just realized that we’re only a couple of timezones apart!
Mwen pa pale kreyòl either ;).
Cool! 😀