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In this lesson you will learn how to say the parts of the day such as morning, noon, afternoon, night, etc.
Be sure to look at the box below to see how to say and use midday and midnight properly in Creole.
In this lesson you will learn how to say the parts of the day such as morning, noon, afternoon, night, etc.
Be sure to look at the box below to see how to say and use midday and midnight properly in Creole.
How to Say Morning, Noon, Afternoon and Night
Consider These Examples
1. Mwen travay nan maten → I work in the morning
2. Mwen manje a midi → I eat at noon
3. Mwen fini nan aprèmidi → I am done in the afternoon
4. Mwen dòmi aswè → I sleep in the night
grade Saying Midday and Midnight in Haitian Creole
The Creole word for midday is midi and for midnight is minui.
Now, when you are referring to midday or midnight, it is best to use the preposition a, which means at.
This is because those words are used for telling time from the clock
See the second example from above.
The Creole word for midday is midi and for midnight is minui.
Now, when you are referring to midday or midnight, it is best to use the preposition a, which means at.
This is because those words are used for telling time from the clock
See the second example from above.