Haitian Creole Personal Pronouns — Lesson 3: Expressing Possession
To show who something belongs to in Haitian Creole, a personal pronoun often comes after the noun. This is the reverse of the order in English phrases such as my book. You can also use pa with a pronoun to express mine, yours, and similar meanings.
Haitian Creole Personal Pronouns — Lesson 2: Subjects and Objects
English distinguishes I from me and she from her. Haitian Creole generally uses the same full personal pronoun for both subject and object roles. What changes is the pronoun’s position and role in the sentence.
Haitian Creole Personal Pronouns — Lesson 1: Mwen, ou, li, nou, yo
Pronouns are small words that tell us who is speaking, who is being addressed, and who we are talking about. Haitian Creole uses a compact set of personal pronouns. Start with the full forms below, then practice them in complete sentences.
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