Diving & Water Sports

1. Mwen ta renmen al fè plonjon.

   I'd like to go scuba diving.

   Usage

   Expressing desire to go scuba diving

   Grammar Note

   "Mwen ta renmen al fè" means "I'd like to go do"

2. Èske yon sètifikasyon plonjon nesesè?

   Is a diving certification required?

   Usage

   Asking if a diving certification is required

   Grammar Note

   "Èske ... nesesè?" confirms if something is required

3. Ki kote mwen ka lwe yon kostim plonjon?

   Where can I rent a wetsuit?

   Usage

   Asking where to rent a wetsuit

   Grammar Note

   "Ki kote mwen ka" asks where I can do something

4. Konbyen fon sit plonjon sa a ye?

   How deep is this dive site?

   Usage

   Asking about the depth of a dive site

   Grammar Note

   "Konbyen fon" asks about depth

5. Èske gen reken oswa bèt maren danjere la?

   Are there sharks or dangerous marine animals here?

   Usage

   Asking about sharks or dangerous sea creatures

   Grammar Note

   "oswa" means "or" as a conjunction

6. Èske kondisyon yo bon pou plonjon jodi a?

   Are conditions good for diving today?

   Usage

   Asking about diving conditions for the day

   Grammar Note

   "yo" is the plural marker meaning "the conditions"

7. Mwen ta renmen eseye snokèling.

   I'd like to try snorkeling.

   Usage

   Expressing desire to try snorkeling

   Grammar Note

   "Mwen ta renmen eseye" means "I'd like to try"

8. Èske mwen ka rezève yon plonjon an bato?

   Can I book a boat dive?

   Usage

   Booking a boat dive

   Grammar Note

   "Èske mwen ka" confirms if something is possible

9. Ki kote resif koray la ye?

   Where is the coral reef?

   Usage

   Asking for the location of the coral reef

   Grammar Note

   "Ki kote ... ye?" is the standard location question

10. Mwen gen sètifikasyon — PADI Open Water.

    I'm a certified diver — PADI Open Water.

    Usage

    Presenting your diving certification

    Grammar Note

    "Mwen gen" expresses possession: "I have"

11. Mwen ta renmen pran yon leson sèf.

    I'd like a surfing lesson.

    Usage

    Requesting a surfing lesson

    Grammar Note

    "Mwen ta renmen pran" means "I'd like to take/have"

12. Ki kote mwen ka lwe yon planch sèf?

    Where can I rent a surfboard?

    Usage

    Asking where to rent a surfboard

    Grammar Note

    "Ki kote mwen ka lwe" asks where one can rent something

13. Ki pi bon kote pou debutant?

    What's the best spot for beginners?

    Usage

    Asking about the best beginner spot

    Grammar Note

    "pi bon" is the comparative/superlative meaning "best"

14. Èske plonjon lannuit disponib?

    Is night diving available?

    Usage

    Asking about night diving availability

    Grammar Note

    "disponib" means "available/accessible"

15. Ki vi marin nou ka wè la?

    What marine life can we see here?

    Usage

    Asking what marine life is visible at this spot

    Grammar Note

    "nou ka wè" means "we can see"

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