Skiing & Winter Sports

1. Ki kote mwen ka lwe ekipman ski?

   Where can I rent ski equipment?

   Usage

   Asking where to rent ski equipment

   Grammar Note

   "Ki kote mwen ka" asks where something can be done

2. Èske mwen ka jwenn yon pase ski pou jounen an?

   Can I get a ski pass for the day?

   Usage

   Getting a day ski pass

   Grammar Note

   "Èske mwen ka jwenn" asks if one can obtain something

3. Ki pant yo rekòmande pou debutant?

   Which slope is recommended for beginners?

   Usage

   Asking which slope is best for beginners

   Grammar Note

   "Ki pant yo" asks "which slopes"

4. Mwen ta renmen rezève yon leson ski.

   I'd like to book a ski lesson.

   Usage

   Booking a ski lesson

   Grammar Note

   "Mwen ta renmen rezève" means "I'd like to book"

5. Ki kote chèz-telefèrik la ye?

   Where is the chairlift?

   Usage

   Asking for the location of the chairlift

   Grammar Note

   "Ki kote ... ye?" is the standard location question. Haitian Creole orthography has no é; the vowel /e/ is written e.

6. Èske pant nan glase / poud jodi a?

   Is the slope icy / powdery today?

   Usage

   Checking snow conditions on the slopes

   Grammar Note

   "Èske pant nan" asks about slope conditions

7. Ou tonbe — èske ou blese?

   You fell — are you hurt?

   Usage

   Checking if someone who fell is injured

   Grammar Note

   "Èske ou blese?" is a yes/no question about injury

8. Èske ou genyen yon kat pant?

   Do you have a slope / trail map?

   Usage

   Asking for a slope map

   Grammar Note

   "Èske ou genyen" asks "do you have"

9. Gen yon aksidan — rele patwouy ski a, tanpri.

   There's been an accident — please call ski patrol.

   Usage

   Emergency phrase to call ski patrol

   Grammar Note

   "rele ... tanpri" is a polite command to call someone

10. Ki previzyon tan pou demen?

    What's the weather forecast for tomorrow?

    Usage

    Asking about tomorrow's weather forecast

    Grammar Note

    "Ki previzyon" asks about the forecast. Haitian Creole orthography has no é; the vowel /e/ is written e.

11. Èske estasyon an ouvè jodi a?

    Is the resort open today?

    Usage

    Checking if the ski resort is open today

    Grammar Note

    "estasyon an" means "the resort"

12. Èske ou lwe planch nèj?

    Do you rent snowboards?

    Usage

    Asking if snowboards are available for rent

    Grammar Note

    "nèj" means "snow"

13. Èske gen yon lekòl ski pou timoun?

    Is there a ski school for children?

    Usage

    Asking about a children's ski school

    Grammar Note

    "Èske gen yon" asks if something exists

14. Ki aktivite apre-ski ki disponib?

    What après-ski activities are available?

    Usage

    Asking about après-ski activities

    Grammar Note

    "Ki ... ki disponib?" asks what is available

15. Èske gen yon kafè oswa zòn cho tou pre?

    Is there a café / warming area nearby?

    Usage

    Asking about a nearby café or warming area

    Grammar Note

    "tou pre" means "nearby/close by"

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