I have apparently switched my French numbers and Haitian Creole numbers so thanks for this. Lol. They’re nearly identical so I’m not going to be too hard on myself.
It's not simple! It's friking confusing!!! For someone like me who already has problems with numbers in any language, this is SO HARD!!! But! I will keep trying because this is my challenge for this year to master this!!! And! Your voice is so soothing. Thank you for not 'yelling' at me like so many of the other Haitian learning videos do! LOL
There are some small differences in spelling when saying specific numbers (e.g. 40 vs 42). For example, 40 is karant. But, 42 is karannde. Notice the small difference in the spelling of "karant." This is done to ease pronunciation. As a beginner, don't worry about this at all. You will naturally pick this up. Plus, it is not that important. Were you to say "karant-de" in a conversation in Creole, it would sound completely fine.
That's very close to French counting, even the unusual things like "soixant-dix" for 70. Just slightly different in Creole. Interesting! I would have expected Creole would simplify things a little more.
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Oh ok, i thought the difference between counting in french vs Creole was how you say #1. If you think about it, in french we say un garcon, une fille. En creole would, yon gason, yon fille. Un is a number, so proper creole wouldnt use un since its french. It would use yon. I dont know, thats just my opinion.
In addition, the -eyen pattern does not include 81, which is katreven-en.
Who else is a Haitian born in America struggling to understand? XD
I keep saying 8 before 7 lol
Fr 😂
Me
Never ask me to write down a phone number!!!😂
meee bruu i got the first 10 down but after that idk nothingg 😂😂😂
I have the hardest time with numbers but your voice is soooooo soothing :) Thanks! I may be able to say some numbers after all one day!
I have apparently switched my French numbers and Haitian Creole numbers so thanks for this. Lol. They’re nearly identical so I’m not going to be too hard on myself.
It's not simple! It's friking confusing!!! For someone like me who already has problems with numbers in any language, this is SO HARD!!! But! I will keep trying because this is my challenge for this year to master this!!! And! Your voice is so soothing. Thank you for not 'yelling' at me like so many of the other Haitian learning videos do! LOL
Thanks so much for videos!!! They are so well prepared, love the way u teach! Very structured!
Mesí boku mesye, mwen ap aprann pale kreyol. 🤩
This is very helpful! Thank you so much!
I learned how to get to 17
There are some small differences in spelling when saying specific numbers (e.g. 40 vs 42). For example, 40 is karant. But, 42 is karannde. Notice the small difference in the spelling of "karant." This is done to ease pronunciation.
As a beginner, don't worry about this at all. You will naturally pick this up. Plus, it is not that important. Were you to say "karant-de" in a conversation in Creole, it would sound completely fine.
How-To Creole OK thanks for the help ❤❤❤
Wow thanks for video You have some friendly and calm voice
Same in french
Excellent Sir.....Voice is so sweet
Thank. you make it easy.
Aw i was hoping this video would show me how to pronounce nimewo
That's very close to French counting, even the unusual things like "soixant-dix" for 70. Just slightly different in Creole. Interesting! I would have expected Creole would simplify things a little more.
It sounds basically like French spoken with a West African accent. Which makes sense given the history of Haiti.
@@edmerc92Haitians don't have any African accent.
This is so good and very educated
So 71 is swasan onz? Or swasanteyen?
thank you very much. we need more practice of repeating the numbers a few times with lesson presenter
I love your vids❤
Thank you so much
Meci zanmi mwen an 💖
Thank you so very much ❤️
Wait so how do you say 71 and 91??
71 is swasann-onz and 91 is katreven-onz
Mèsi anpil!
Its so hard but thank you 😭😭
Hi Jullie!
yall im just creole but im struggling to learn this 😅 , but im taking notes tho 😊
What about "yon"?
Yon is technically not a number. It literally means 'a' (e.g. 'yon' chen - 'a' dog).
Oh I see... Thank you :3
Oh Man cheese was u can also say yonn for onr
Yon is indefinite article.
Thanks
I already know how to count in Creole but I do not to count to 1 to 100 I only know how to count to 1 to 30
this is so helpful for benjamins friend mark-sael
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Mèsi
Thank you
In google translator one is yon sel
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No, the numbers are confusing and hard and I feel like I’ll never get them right!
1:02
0:29 = 0-9
What happen to #1 When I was a kid they use say Yon De Twa Kat?
Yon is technically not a number. It is the indefinite article 'a' (e.g. 'a' dog).
artist2k1 yon is like the informal way of saying one . mostly says by people in the country side.
Oh ok, i thought the difference between counting in french vs Creole was how you say #1. If you think about it, in french we say un garcon, une fille. En creole would, yon gason, yon fille. Un is a number, so proper creole wouldnt use un since its french. It would use yon. I dont know, thats just my opinion.
@@artist2k1 it s like frensc yon is creole is indefinite Article.
Un chien = yon chen or on chen
Yes
I'm just haitian, I speak and write creole good I don't even know why I'm here .-.
I'm Haitian American, but I don't live around a lot of Haitians, so I watch videos like this to help me remember the language.
Curiosity? I love haitian creole
@@WreathStorm good, you must check my channel too then
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I’m only here because our local highschool has some made up number for the creole section. Just making sure I wasn’t hearing things. I was right
I know because i'm from there
Numbers in hatian creole
Bonsws
key pattans
It’s bad your saying it too fast
This is suuuuper bad like I won’t like