Èske gen yon klas yoga jodi a?
Is there a yoga class today?
Usage
Asking if there's a yoga class today
Grammar Note
"Èske gen yon" asks if something exists
A ki lè sesyon maten an kòmanse?
What time does the morning session start?
Usage
Asking the start time of the morning session
Grammar Note
"A ki lè" means "at what time"
Èske klas sa a bon pou debutant?
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Usage
Checking if the class is beginner-friendly
Grammar Note
"bon pou debutant" means "suitable for beginners"
Mwen ta renmen rezève yon sesyon prive.
I'd like to book a private session.
Usage
Booking a private wellness session
Grammar Note
"Mwen ta renmen" is a polite expression of desire
Ki kote mwen ka lwe yon mata yoga?
Where can I rent a yoga mat?
Usage
Asking where to rent a yoga mat
Grammar Note
"Ki kote mwen ka lwe" asks where to rent something
Ki estil yoga sa a ye? (Hatha / Vinyasa / Yin)
What style of yoga is this? (Hatha / Vinyasa / Yin)
Usage
Asking about the yoga style offered
Grammar Note
"Ki estil ... ye?" asks about the style or type
Mwen gen yon blesi jenou / do — èske gen modifikasyon?
I have a knee / back injury — do you have modifications?
Usage
Asking for modifications due to injury
Grammar Note
"Mwen gen" means "I have"
Èske gen yon sesyon meditasyon?
Is there a meditation session available?
Usage
Asking about meditation sessions
Grammar Note
"Èske gen yon" confirms if something is available
Konbyen tan klas la dire?
How long is the class?
Usage
Asking the duration of the class
Grammar Note
"Konbyen tan ... dire?" asks how long something lasts
Èske ou ofri yon pakèt retrèt?
Do you offer a retreat package?
Usage
Asking about retreat package options
Grammar Note
"Èske ou ofri" asks "do you offer"
Èske mwen ka rantre san rezèvasyon?
Can I drop in without a reservation?
Usage
Asking if drop-in is allowed without booking
Grammar Note
"san rezèvasyon" means "without reservation"
Èske gen yon sona oswa yon chanm vapè?
Is there a sauna or steam room?
Usage
Asking about sauna or steam room availability
Grammar Note
"Èske gen yon" confirms existence of something
Èske ou ofri sesyon gerizon son oswa respirasyon?
Do you offer sound healing or breathwork sessions?
Usage
Asking about sound healing or breathwork
Grammar Note
"oswa" means "or" when giving options
Enstriktè a te fòmidab — mèsi anpil.
The instructor was wonderful — thank you.
Usage
Thanking the instructor after a class
Grammar Note
"te" is the past tense marker in Haitian Creole
Èske gen yon vestyè / kadrena?
Is there a changing room / locker?
Usage
Asking about changing room and locker availability
Grammar Note
"Èske gen yon" confirms if something is available
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