Short Haitian Creole sentences and mini passages for reading practice, each paired with its English translation. Front: the Haitian Creole sentence or passage. Back: English translation.
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- Mwen rele Jan. Mwen se yon etidyan.
- My name is Jan. I am a student.
- Jodi a solèy la cho anpil.
- Today the sun is very hot.
- Manman m ap kwit manje nan kizin lan.
- My mother is cooking food in the kitchen.
- Timoun yo ap jwe nan lakou a.
- The children are playing in the yard.
- Mwen renmen li liv lè aswè.
- I like to read books in the evening.
- Nou pral vizite fanmi nou nan wikenn lan.
- We are going to visit our family this weekend.
- Li pa gen anpil lajan, men li kontan.
- He doesn't have much money, but he is happy.
- Chak maten, papa m bwè yon tas kafe anvan li ale travay.
- Every morning, my father drinks a cup of coffee before going to work.
- Lekòl la fèmen paske gen yon gwo lapli.
- The school is closed because there is heavy rain.
- Mwen bezwen achte pen ak ze nan mache a.
- I need to buy bread and eggs at the market.
- Se pou ou fè devwa ou anvan ou gade televizyon.
- You must do your homework before you watch television.
- Bis la te an reta jodi a, kidonk mwen te rive anreta nan travay.
- The bus was late today, so I arrived late to work.
- Lè mwen te timoun, mwen te renmen jwe foutbòl ak zanmi m yo.
- When I was a child, I loved playing soccer with my friends.
- Gen anpil moun ki soti Ayiti pou al viv Etazini oswa Kanada.
- Many people leave Haiti to go live in the United States or Canada.
- Nou dwe pwoteje anviwònman nou an.
- We must protect our environment.
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