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Dictation: Ou gen dlo?

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Updated on 08/03/2026

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Haitian Creole Dictation, Lesson 06

Dictation: Ou gen dlo?

Type a short yes/no question used in everyday situations.

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Ou gen dlo?

1. Dictation focus #

This short question connects listening, spelling, and real-life classroom or market language.

Pronunciation guide: Ou gen dlo = oo gehn dloh.

2. How to use it #

The word order stays simple: Ou + gen + object. The question mark signals the question in writing.

3. Dictation building blocks #

Use the same pattern with different nouns.

Creole sentenceEnglish sounds-like guideEnglish meaning
Ou gen dlo?Oo gehn dlohDo you have water?
Ou gen liv?Oo gehn leevDo you have a book?
Ou gen tan?Oo gehn tahnDo you have time?

4. Interactive practice station #

Coming soonInteractive practice is being prepared.

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Table of Contents
  • 1. Dictation focus
  • 2. How to use it
  • 3. Dictation building blocks
  • 4. Interactive practice station

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