“Pa gen pwoblèm” is a common phrase in Haitian Creole that means “no problem.” The literal breakdown is as follows: Pa – Not gen – have pwoblèm – problem In normal conversation this has phrase could be used as an informal “it’s nothing” or “you’re welcome” when someone says thank you. Be sure to send us […]
Archives for May 2018
May 2018 Food Distribution
After a few months of delay, we completed our second service project in the mountains above Jacmel. Click here to see many of the pictures from this wonderful event. Remember our group “Ansanm Nou Fo” is 100% led by young Haitians who want help children who are in need. Once again we distributed enough food […]
Welcome to Haiti – A Message from Estherline
This is a special welcome message Estherline recorded to say welcome and thank you to everyone visiting Haiti. Mwen kontan avèk lòt nasyon ki renmen vizite peyi nou I am happy when other nations that love to visit our country Mwen bay tout respè lòt peyi ki ede timoun la I give all respect for […]
How to ask “Are you excited for your new house?” in Creole
This is another question from our ASK ANYTHING page. If you need a specific phrase in Creole please let us know! èske ou vreman kontan pou nouvo kay ou? Are you very excited for your new house?
How to say “Shut Up” in Creole?
This one is a nice addition to our Creole insults and swear words list. These phrases could be very rude to a stranger but in the right context they could be teasing. Fe silans tanpri – be silent (shut up) please Fèmen dyol ou enbesil – shut your mouth imbecile W fin pale salopri – […]
Creole Listening Practice: Estherline Talks about Our Mission
Below are 3 audio clips where Estherline shares about the mission God has given her to help the poor children in rural Haiti. Nan Ayisyen Kreyòl nou pa sèlman chita fè moun tande vwa nou nap goumen ede pakèt timoun Timoun ki paka manje Timoun ki paka ale lekòl Timoun ki paka viv tankou tout […]