Sunday, August 13, 2017

Let's Protect Haiti's Treasures, Let's Protect Madan Sara!

From Migratory Birds to Traveling Women or Madan Sara: a Tribute to Madan De and all the Haitian Women Who Work Hard to Educate Their Kids

Send this to a friend. Listen to this Madan Sara podcast episode: From Migratory Birds to Traveling Women or Madan Sara:

Purchase a copy of this ebook to follow the story/episode series.

Homage to Madan Saras, Potomitan, Pillars of Haiti's economy

All Parents Want Their Kids to Do Well in Life. They want them to succeed. Just like the migratory birds of Haiti that travel far and beyond to find foods to bring back to their nest, female Haitian merchants commonly known as Madan Sara are the main distributors of crops and the true link between farmers in the provinces and consumers in the major cities and capital, Port-au-Prince. If Madan Sara do not up to the mountains to establish their network with the food producers, farmers, and transporters, then the city dwellers will not find anything to eat. Yet, the educated consumers of the cities do not respect them and tend to look down on them.

Vocabulary:

Machann pakoti = junk dealers

Madan Sara - migratory birds or female Haitian merchants and street vendors.

Friday, June 3, 2016

Kevin Levin's New eBook, "The Colors of Haiti - Koulè Ayiti – Los Colores de Haití"

Kevin Levin's New eBook, "The Colors of Haiti - Koulè Ayiti – Los Colores de Haití"

Kevin Levin's ebook about "Haiti's Colors....Los Colores de Haiti" can be purchased on Amazon Kindle right here.

You can purchase a copy of this ebook on Amazon.com now.

Book Review

"The Colors of Haiti – Koulè Ayiti – Los Colores de Haití" is a reading ebook about the beautiful colors of all things Haitian. It's about the beautiful color of most Haitians as in 'grimo, grimèl and marabou,' the color of the sky and the ocean, the bright colors of Tap Tap, taxis, and buses. It's about the color of Haitian Carnival, rara, popular bands, and Jalouzi neighborhood. Most importantly, it's about the bright colors that Haitians enjoy wearing, the colors of 'pèpè' or used clothes for sale in all Haitian markets. It's also about the colors of the treeless mountains that are being grilled by the Caribbean sun. Trees are like hats that cover the head of the mountain. They are like teeth in the mouth of the country.

"The Colors of Haiti – Koulè Ayiti – Los Colores de Haití" is an ebook that encourages Haitians to plant fruit trees and all the great trees that made the country the pearl of the Antilles.

(Caimito, Caimite, Star Apple, Pomme du lait)

Friday, July 25, 2014

Alphabetic Haitian Creole Dictionary Gives You Names of Haitian Fruits, Vegetables and Cereals

Learn Haitian Creole.  Find texts and vocabulary.

Author Jean Boger Laferriere has just released a brand new book which will help you find all the words you need to know. It's a lexicon/dictionary.

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Purchase a print copy from Lulu right on this link

Purchase a PDF copy of Jean Boger Laferriere's book for much less

Book Review

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This bestselling Alphabetical Haitian Creole Dictionary was composed and prepared by Haitian American linguist Jean Boger Laferrière who started studying at Sorbonne University in Paris, France. He completed his higher studies at Anglia Ruskin University and Open University.

Jean Boger continues to write about Haitian culture and languages while residing in New York City. In using this lexicon, he wants you to remember that there are some letters that Haitian Creole does not have. For example, X and Q are added to the above list of letters in order to give you their corresponding English version of the words.

Enjoy this small book that can help you learn Haitian Creole, one of the most beautiful, phonetic, and colorful languages of the world.

Here is a copy of the Haitian alphabet which was officially published in 1979: a (ah), an (an), b (be), ch (se ach), d (de), e (e), è (è), en (en), f (èf), g (je), h (ach), I (i), j (ji), k (ka), l (èl), m (èm), n (èn), ng (èn j), O (o), On (on), Ou (ou), Oun (oun), P (pe), R (èr), S (ès), T (te), Ui (yi), V (ve), W (doubleve), Y (igrèg), Z (zèd)

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Do you want to learn Haitian Creole? Ou vle aprann Kreyol? Blogs That Can Help You - Blog Ki Ka Ede ou

http://creolechildrensbooks.blogspot.com

http://sakpasenapboule.blogspot.com

http://worldwidehaitiancreoleclasses.blogspot.com

http://haitiancreolemp3.libsyn.com

Great Haitian Food Blogs Dealing with Kowosol, Labapen, Kenep, Kalalou etsetera

Here is another Haitian Food blog: http://chachacreole.blogspot.com/ You may want to visit http://caribbeanpearl.blogspot.com too.

Do you know what Haitians Eat? Tchatchatchakreyol.blogspot.com helps you find out

Haitians love seafood, vegetables and fruits. This blog helps you find out what they really like eating: http://tchatchatchakreyol.blogspot.com/

Welcome to DloKoKoye! A blog about Haitian Foods, Beverages, Books, eBooks, and More

DloKoKoye invites you to check some great Haitian blogs. Here is one: http://tchatchatchakreyol.blogspot.com/