Mwen te tande ou = I hear you
Eske yo te aprann? = Did they learn?
Eske ou te manje? = Did you eat?
Eske nou tande mwen? = Do you all hear me?
NOTE:
*Eske = A question marker. Makes anything into a question and is always the first word of the sentence.
4. Adverbs of Time
Yè = Yesterday
Jodia = Today
Demen = Tomorrow
Pita = Later
Konye a = Right now
Maten an = This morning
Apremidi a = This afternoon
Aswe a = This evening
Eske yo te manje yè? = Did you eat yesterday?
Eske ou ka pale pita? = Can you talk later?
Eske yo kapab pale Kreyòl? = Can they speak Creole?
Mwen pa kapab vini denmen = I can’t come tomorrow.
NOTE:
* Pa = Negative marker. It makes sentence negative always comes directly after personal pronoun.
*Eske = A question marker. Makes anything into a question and is always the first word of the sentence.
*Ka or Kapab = able/ can. It always comes directly before the verb
* Like English, adverbs of time can come before personal pronouns (ie: Pita m ap manje= Later, I will eat).
MAKE YOUR OWN SENTENCES
(1) Personal Pronoun + (2) Verb Tense + (3) Verb + (4) Adverb of Time
Don’t Forget: Question Marker (Eske) and Negative Marker (Pa)
Additional Helpful Words:
E= And
Men= But
Ak or Avek = With
Paske = Because
Pou= For