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If groups of words like “Piece of cake”, “Be on the same page”,”Have a good one”, etc. have a special meaning in English, Haitian Creole also has its own groups of words with their special meaning too.
Do you think you can be fluent in a language without learning some of its expressions? Probably not. That’s why we have developed this app to better help you understand this beautiful language.
Whether you are a missionary, a diplomat, a tourist with a basic or an advanced level in Haitian Creole, you will find this app very useful to improve your communication with native speakers during your trip to Haiti.
By experience, learning a language through complete sentences and idiomatic expressions is better than trying to memorize single words.
The majority of language learning apps mostly use formal conversations,
and yet informal conversations mixed with idiomatic expressions are very common among native speakers.
Try to use these expressions in your conversation by using sentences similar to those found in the examples, and we promise that your Haitian friends will be astonished when they notice how fluent you are in Creole.
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Do you think you can be fluent in a language without learning some of its expressions? Probably not. That’s why we have developed this app to better help you understand this beautiful language.
Whether you are a missionary, a diplomat, a tourist with a basic or an advanced level in Haitian Creole, you will find this app very useful to improve your communication with native speakers during your trip to Haiti.
By experience, learning a language through complete sentences and idiomatic expressions is better than trying to memorize single words.
The majority of language learning apps mostly use formal conversations,
and yet informal conversations mixed with idiomatic expressions are very common among native speakers.
Try to use these expressions in your conversation by using sentences similar to those found in the examples, and we promise that your Haitian friends will be astonished when they notice how fluent you are in Creole.
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App Info
- Category
- Education
- Publisher
- Franklin Olivier
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.6 (3 years ago )
- Released on
- Dec 30, 2019 (4 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, India, Italy, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Malaysia, Nigeria, Norway, United Kingdom, Philippines, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Thailand, South Africa, Czechia, Armenia, Argentina, Brazil, Belarus, Switzerland, Chile, China, Colombia, Hong Kong SAR China, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Algeria, Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, France, United Arab Emirates
- Last Updated
- 1 month ago
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