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Hello everyone! ❤️ I sincerely apologize for missing today's class. Like many in our Haitian community, I was closely following today's news regarding Haiti's TPS decision. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We will resume our lessons at the next scheduled class, and I'm looking forward to seeing everyone then. In the meantime, please review the previous lessons and write down any questions you have so we can discuss them together. Thank you for your continued support. Mèsi anpil! 🇭🇹❤️

Okay everyone, I have a challenge for you! 😄 In English, when food is REALLY good, you might hear someone say: 👉 “The chef put his foot in it!” 👨🏾‍🍳🔥 Of course, nobody actually put a foot in the food! 😂 It means the food is REALLY, REALLY GOOD! 🇭🇹 But here’s your challenge: How would a Haitian say something like this naturally in Haitian Creole? 🚫 Don't use Google Translate! 🚫 Don't ask AI! 😂 ✅ Think about how Haitians really talk! EVERYONE has to participate! 👀 Drop your answer in the comments 👇🏾 OR come to tomorrow's class ready to tell me your answer. 🏆 Tomorrow, I'll reveal some of the expressions Haitians REALLY use when the food is that good! And trust me… this is the kind of Kreyòl you don't learn from simply memorizing vocabulary. 😉 🇭🇹 Learn Kreyòl with Laura Learn the language. Understand the culture. Speak it naturally.

Did you know that Haitian Creole has words that sound just like English—but with a Haitian twist? Today's live practice covers words like: ✅ Blakawout = Blackout ✅ Alaronbadè = All around by there ✅ Paking = Parking ✅ Frizè = Freezer ...and more! These words are fun, but they're only the beginning. In our full lessons, you'll learn: 🎯 Correct pronunciation 🎯 Real-life conversations 🎯 Grammar made simple 🎯 How native Haitians really speak 💬 Which word surprised you the most? Leave a comment below! 🌴 Ready to speak Haitian Creole with confidence? Join our complete classes and start your journey today. Mwen pa ka tann wè nou nan pwochen klas la! 🇭🇹

Join us to practice speaking Haitian Creole in a relaxed, friendly environment. Don't worry if you're a beginner—we'll learn together! 📅 See you soon! Mwen pa ka tann wè nou! ❤️