Internet & WiFi

10 phrases · Haitian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Èske gen WiFi isit la?

    Ès-ke gen Wi-Fi i-sit la

    Is there WiFi here?

    Usage

    Ask about WiFi at a café or hotel

    Grammar Note

    "gen" is the existential/possessive verb; "la" in "isit la" is a definite article making it specific

  2. Ki modpas la?

    Ki mod-pas la

    What is the password?

    Usage

    Ask for the WiFi password

    Grammar Note

    "modpas" from French "mot de passe" (password); "la" is the postposed definite article

  3. Mwen pa ka konekte

    Mwen pa ka ko-nek-te

    I can't connect

    Usage

    Report inability to connect to the internet

    Grammar Note

    "pa" (negation) + "ka" (ability marker) = "cannot" — two particles combine for negative ability

  4. Kote mwen ka chaje telefòn mwen?

    Ko-te mwen ka cha-je te-le-fòn mwen

    Where can I charge my phone?

    Usage

    Find a place to charge your phone

    Grammar Note

    "chaje" from French "charger" — borrowed verbs are used directly without morphological change

  5. Siyal la fèb anpil

    Si-yal la fèb an-pil

    The signal is very weak

    Usage

    Report poor signal conditions

    Grammar Note

    "la" is the postposed definite article; "anpil" means "very much/a lot" as an intensifier

  6. Mwen vle achte yon chip telefòn

    Mwen vle ach-te yon chip te-le-fòn

    I want to buy a SIM card

    Usage

    Purchase a local SIM card

    Grammar Note

    "achte" from French "acheter" (buy); "yon" is the indefinite article

  7. Èske gen entènèt isit la?

    Ès-ke gen en-tè-nèt i-sit la

    Is there internet here?

    Usage

    Confirm internet availability

    Grammar Note

    "entènèt" is "internet" adapted to Haitian Creole phonology (French-influenced)

  8. Mwen bezwen yon koneksyon vitès

    Mwen be-zwen yon ko-neks-yon vi-tès

    I need a fast connection

    Usage

    Request a fast internet connection

    Grammar Note

    "vitès" from French "vitesse" (speed); "koneksyon vitès" = "fast/speed connection"

  9. Kote mwen ka voye yon imèl?

    Ko-te mwen ka vo-ye yon i-mèl

    Where can I send an email?

    Usage

    Find a place to send an email, such as an internet café

    Grammar Note

    "voye" from French "envoyer" (send); "imèl" is a phonetic adaptation of English "email"

  10. Koneksyon an koupe

    Ko-neks-yon an kou-pe

    The connection is cut/dropped

    Usage

    Report a dropped internet connection

    Grammar Note

    "koupe" from French "couper" (to cut); "an" is the postposed definite article

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