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Personal pronouns and short forms
Mwen, ou, li, nou, yo; subject and object roles; gender-neutral li; contextual nou; short forms.
15-minute activity
Suggested assignment: Identify subject and object pronouns and explain two possible meanings of nou.
Definite articles: la, a, an, lan, nan
Choose an article using final sounds, nasal vowels, and pronounced nasal consonants.
15-minute activity
Suggested assignment: Sort five noun phrases by the sounds that condition the article.
SE: identification versus description
Explain why Mwen se yon pwofesè and Mwen kontan use different structures.
15-minute activity
Suggested assignment: Compare identity and description sentences and explain when se appears.
AP: ongoing and future actions
Compare ongoing actions, future readings, and related markers such as te and pral.
10–15-minute activity
Suggested assignment: Write a sentence about now and one about tomorrow; explain the time clues.
Negation: pa, p ap, poko
Distinguish ordinary negation, negative progressive/future statements, and not-yet meaning.
15-minute activity
Suggested assignment: Create three contrasting negative sentences and explain the meaning of each.
Haitian Creole orthography guide
Search AKA-based spelling rules and practice accents, short forms, word boundaries, and numbers.
Self-paced reference
Suggested assignment: Find a spelling rule, explain its application, and answer a short practice question.
Understanding Haitian Creole for reviewers and AI teams
English explanations of standalone letters, punctuation, graphemes, and language technology implications.
Professional reference
Suggested assignment: Identify and correct a false automated spelling correction.
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