About the Author
Juderson Jean-Baptiste was born in Haiti in 1991. He moved to the United States in 2001, and began working as a freelance writer during his senior year in High School. In addition to his passion for writing, he has always been mesmerized by the remarkable features of the Creole language. In January, 2014, he began working on the How-To Creole project. He enjoys creating insightful content and engaging Creole videos.
What is the Purpose of the How-to Creole
As you can tell by the name, the purpose of this project is to help native English speakers learn Haitian Creole. We want everyone who is willing to learn Creole to have this opportunity. To achieve this, we work hard to carefully design lessons that cover key features of Haitian Creole such as communication, grammar, culture and so on.
The lessons are carefully crafted in a way that is simple, comprehensive and appealing to look at. Therefore, each lesson will greatly help you if you are learning Creole. Indeed, if you intend to use this site to learn Creole, you will not be disappointed!
It takes great effort, time, planning and insight to write these lessons. What is more, every single lesson is original content. You can use our lessons as a resource if you would like to do something similar. But, you must not copy word for word our lessons and images.
You are free to use our images in any way for personal use and to share with friends. But, you cannot republish them as your own work. For example, if you decide to use our images while teaching others Haitian Creole, you must give credit back to How-to Creole. If you are doing so online, you must also include link back to the original lesson the image came from.
Yes, you can read our privacy policy right here.
The lessons are carefully crafted in a way that is simple, comprehensive and appealing to look at. Therefore, each lesson will greatly help you if you are learning Creole. Indeed, if you intend to use this site to learn Creole, you will not be disappointed!
Can I Write Lessons or Contribute to How-to Creole?
You cannot write lessons for us. This is because we follow a very structured format and guidelines. But, you can contribute by giving us feedback on our lessons, sending us questions that you may have and by suggesting lessons that you would like us to publish.Can I Republish Lessons from How-to Creole?
No.It takes great effort, time, planning and insight to write these lessons. What is more, every single lesson is original content. You can use our lessons as a resource if you would like to do something similar. But, you must not copy word for word our lessons and images.
Can I Use Your Images?
Yes, for personal useYou are free to use our images in any way for personal use and to share with friends. But, you cannot republish them as your own work. For example, if you decide to use our images while teaching others Haitian Creole, you must give credit back to How-to Creole. If you are doing so online, you must also include link back to the original lesson the image came from.
Can I Email You My Questions?
Absolutely! send us your questions at admin@howtocreole.com.
Does How-To Creole Have a Privacy Policy?
Yes, you can read our privacy policy right here.