Teach Yourself Haitian Creole

by Yeral E. Ogando

Teach Yourself Haitian Creole is the ultimate proven technique for you to master Haitian Creole in less than 3 months. This incredible book will guide you gradually from recognizing Creole alphabet, identifying the words and learning how to pronounce them easily with our Free Mp3 Audio Bonus. Teach Yourself Haitian Creole is not just another book for learning phrases, words, verbs and vocabulary. This amazing book will show you the hidden technique behind the languages and will give you the tools to learn it in a very short time. You will have everything you need to master the language, you just need to pay attention and follow the instructions given in this incredible book. The author of Teach Yourself Haitian Creole has acquired these skills throughout the years by learning more than 10 languages so far. Teach Yourself Haitian Creole is the product of his learning experience. Hundreds of people have already learned using this method; it is your time to learn now. Teach Yourself Haitian Creole consists of 10 lessons Taking you from recognizing the alphabet and its combinations, learning how to read and write Haitian Creole, even when you do not understand it yet working language patterns and tense construction. Walking out systematically to improve your skills and getting you to the final goal of “Speaking, reading, writing and understanding Haitian Creole”. At the end, you will find yourself reading gospel messages in Haitian Creole. Isn’t awesome? Did you imagine speaking Haitian Creole in less than 3 months? I know you might be hesitant to believe it, but there are many people already enjoying the languages experiences. People tend to think that learning a new language is a very difficult task and don’t get me wrong “It is” when you do not have the correct tool or method to learn. Teach Yourself Haitian Creole is the ultimate method for you to learn easily and effectively. In my experience of language learning, I have found many difficult languages, but Haitian Creole has been so far “The easiest language” to learn. My students learn how to speak Haitian Creole with this very same book in less than 3 months. Try it now and you will have guarantee results. You will succeed in finally learning Haitian Creole.

174 pages, Paperback

First published August 12, 2015

Reviews

[Ian Hiett · Rating 2 out of 5]

The things that bug me about this book:
-It's in desperate need of a proofreader- to the point that understanding is hindered at times.
-It's amateur hour, when it comes to a language-learning textbook: the format is suboptimal and the exercises are either too easy or aren't prefaced with the skills/vocabulary necessary to do them.
-The proselytizing. Every chapter ends with a Bible verse. I get that the Bible is one of the most translated books, and those translations can be a resource for studying languages that lack them, and so that was tolerable. However, the entire final chapter is a reading activity of four articles about things like accepting Jezikri as your personal saviour. I suppose that could be useful if I were a missionary to Haiti, but otherwise it seemed a wasteful use of my study time/efforts, and an unprofessional move for a language course.

Saving graces that kept this book from getting a 1-star rating:
-It is A resource for a language that doesn't have many.
-The audio was usable and useful.
-I actually was able to read the long articles by the end of the course. Though, I doubt this would be the case for an amateur language learner or any reader without prior knowledge of French...and I have no confidence in my productive skills after this course alone.

[Jamie Pedrazzoli · Rating 5 out of 5]

great book

It is easy to follow. Bonus mp3 audio. I am thankful to find this book! Well written! I highly recommend it.

[Grant Knuckles · Rating 3 out of 5]

Looking at Aboriginal words of creole decent. Researching phoenetics ! Seriously.The American whalers came here long before the British settlers, to Port Phillip Bay.
Unfortunately I am hindered, as i await new glasses.