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Why Learn Haitian Creole?

Spoken primarily in Haiti, the Haitian Creole language is also used in other French-speaking areas of the Caribbean. Developed with a French vocabulary and a Volta-Congo grammar (used mostly by the Igbo and Fongbe peoples of West Africa), Haitian Creole also has some influences from Portuguese, English, Spanish, and other languages.
The language’s 13 million speakers are largely concentrated in Haiti, but Haitian Creole is a recognized minority language in the Bahamas, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic. Despite its roots, given its unique grammar, Haitian Creole is not fully intelligible from the French language.
If you’d like to learn Haitian Creole, Pimsleur can help you start speaking the language in about 30 minutes per day! Our courses are based around the Pimsleur Method™, a scientifically proven method designed to help you comprehend and speak other languages quickly. You’ll be ready to converse with native-speaking Haitians in no time!
Whether you’re traveling to Haiti, connecting with a long-lost relative, or would like to learn more about Haitian culture, there’s no better way to learn the Haitian Creole language than online with Pimsleur. Our Premium Monthly (Haitian Creole only) and All Access Monthly packages (51 languages) offer exceptional value and a convenient learning pace that will open doors you never thought possible!
The Best Way to Learn the Haitian Creole Language
Forget textbooks, mindless repetition, and grammar lessons – Pimsleur’s user-friendly language learning platform uses innovative, intuitive methods to get the most out of your Haitian Creole lessons.
Want to speak Haitian Creole with confidence and also read like a native? Pimsleur has everything you need, thanks to our wide assortment of language-learning resources at your fingertips. The best way to learn Haitian Creole is with Pimsleur’s multi-tier approach that puts the fun in learning any new language!
You’ll build confidence and knowledge with our unique skill-building applications, including digital flash cards, reading lessons, Voice Coach AI pronunciation feedback, and much more. Pimsleur gets you speaking and thinking in the native language as you learn Haitian Creole. With our platform, you’ll have fun and enjoy yourself as you learn to speak Haitian Creole.
There’s no better way to learn Haitian Creole online than by simply listening and participating in actual conversation. When you were a child and acquired your native language, you learned by listening. We’ve based all our lessons, quizzes, and more around this elemental, effective approach.
With Pimsleur, this learn-by-listening method goes with you anywhere. You can take Haitian Creole lessons while taking a jog, doing work around the house – whenever and wherever you’d like to learn. Our mobile-friendly language learning app puts you on the path to rapid learning, no matter where your path happens to be!
Why Choose Pimsleur for Online Haitian Creole Lessons?
There’s simply no better way to learn the Haitian Creole language online. Pimsleur’s self-paced courses empower you to quickly pick up new words, find the right phrase, use the right structures and speak with complete confidence – you’ll even learn to speak with the correct grammar, dialect, and pace used by native speakers.
Thanks for considering Pimsleur on your quest to learn Haitian Creole online. We’re ready to help you learn this language or any other of the 51+ language courses we offer.
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Speak Haitian Creole with Confidence. Read like a Native.
Through his research, Dr. Pimsleur found that traditional teaching methods like memorizing vocabulary, conjugating verbs, and practicing grammar actually SLOW DOWN your ability to learn Haitian Creole. He called them the kiss of total silence because they made it nearly impossible to speak the Haitian Creole language. It's the reason learning a language feels so difficult, when it should feel totally natural.
It makes sense when you think about it. Have you ever seen a toddler memorizing vocabulary lists? Or picking out parts of speech in a sentence diagram? Of course not. Children learn language the way we were meant to ‐ by listening. That's because we are hardwired to remember sounds and store them in our memory automatically.
It's the same way you pick up a song on the radio. You don't have to study the lyrics or understand musical notes and chords to remember a song. Chances are, if you hear a song once you can sing along the next time you hear it.
Don't miss out. Try learning Haitian Creole with Pimsleur today while your first week is FREE!
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