Raised on it. Not fluent in it.
Creole was the language of home. Your parents spoke it. Your grandparents spoke it. But somewhere along the way, you started responding in English and the language started slipping.
Start speaking Haitian Creole one word, one phrase, one conversation at a time. Built for those of us who understand it at home but never got to answer back.
Creole was the language of home. Your parents spoke it. Your grandparents spoke it. But somewhere along the way, you started responding in English and the language started slipping.
Every call with Grann, every family party, every kompa night is a chance to connect. You don’t need perfect Creole for that. You need a place to start, and the nerve to try.
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Flip, hear how it’s said, repeat.
Quick-fire checks that shuffle every time.
Finish real sentences you’d actually say.
Creole to English and back again.
See it used in the wild, not a classroom.
No script. No tutor. Just me going out in public, trying, stumbling, and getting better. Every day.
“I understand everything my mom says. I just answer her in English.
“When someone at the party switches to Creole, I freeze up.
“I want to actually talk to my grandparents, not just smile and nod.
“I’m scared I’ll say it wrong and get laughed at.
If you nodded at any of these, this course is for you. Ou pa poukont ou.
(You’re not alone.)
In Haiti, the lakou is the shared yard where the whole family gathers to cook, talk and look out for each other. This is ours: a group chat where everyone learning Creole can practice out loud, together.
Growing up, Creole was the language of home. My parents spoke it. My grandparents spoke it. But somewhere along the way, I started responding in English.
So I decided to do something about it. I started going out in public, to Haitian restaurants, to events, to street corners, and just practicing. No script. No tutor. Just me, trying, stumbling, and slowly getting better.
I filmed it all, and first-gens who felt the same way showed up. People who hadn’t spoken Creole since childhood felt something move in them when they heard it.
That’s what this is. Not a classroom. Not a textbook. A place to start, wherever you are.
Language is only half of it. Sit down with me and my mom as we talk Haitian culture, and press play on the songs every Haitian household knows.
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