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How to Tell the Weather in Haitian Creole

Beginner Lesson

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In this lesson, you will learn how to state the temperature, describe how the weather feels, and talk about weather events.

How to Say "It's Hot" or "It's Cold"

Say li fè and then say cho or frèt.

Consider These Examples


1. Cho → Hot
Li fè cho → It is hot

2. Frèt → Cold
Li fè frèt → It is cold


How to State the Exact Temperature in Degrees

Say li fè and then say the temperature followed by degre.

Consider These Examples


1. Li fè 32 degre → It's 32 degrees


2. Li fè 72 degre → It's 72 degrees


How to Describe "Good" or "Bad" Weather

Say gen and then say bon tan or move tan to describe the weather.

Bon tan means "good weather," and move tan means "bad weather."

Consider These Examples


1. Gen bon tan → The weather is good

2. Gen move tan → The weather is bad


How to Describe Weather Events such as Rain and Snow

Weather events use different expressions. For rain, say lapli ap tonbe. For snow, say l ap fè nèj.

Consider These Examples


1. Lapli ap tonbe → It is raining

2. Gwo lapli ap tonbe → It is pouring

3. L ap fè nèj → It is snowing

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