Haitian Creole Vocabulary, Lesson 05
Haitian Creole Places in Town
Name common places so learners can ask where things are and understand directions.
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lekòl, mache
1. Vocabulary focus #
Place words connect vocabulary to directions, errands, transport, and everyday listening scenes.
Pronunciation guide: lekòl = leh-kol; mache = mah-sheh; lopital = loh-pee-tahl.
2. How to use it #
Use Kote… before a place word to ask where it is: Kote lekòl la?
3. Vocabulary building blocks #
Add the definite article after the place word when you mean the specific place.
| Creole word | English sounds-like guide | English meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Lekòl | Leh-kol | School |
| Mache | Mah-sheh | Market |
| Lopital | Loh-pee-tahl | Hospital |
| Legliz | Leh-gleez | Church |
| Lari | Lah-ree | Street |
| Kay | Kigh | House / home |
4. Interactive practice station #
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Come back soon for the exercise.