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Haitian Vocabulary - Drinks

Hi Haitian learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will be learning about drinks in Haitian. From hot beverages to refreshing drinks, you'll be able to quench your thirst while practicing your vocabulary skills!

Hot Beverages

In Haiti, coffee is a staple in most households, as it is enjoyed throughout the day. Here are some common hot beverages you should know:

Haitian Pronunciation English Translation
kafe kah-fey coffee
chokola shoh-ko-lah hot chocolate
tisane tee-sahn herbal tea

Dialogue

  • Person 1: Mwen pral pran yon tase kafe. (I am going to get a cup of coffee.)
  • Person 2: Mwen pral pran yon tase chokola. (I am going to get a cup of hot chocolate.)

Cold Beverages

On a hot day in Haiti, what better way to cool down than with a refreshing drink? Here are some popular ones:

Haitian Pronunciation English Translation
dlo dloh water
limonade lee-moh-nahd lemonade
jis fwi zhees fwii fruit juice
colè koh-leh cola
sorbet sohr-bey sorbet

Dialogue

  • Person 1: Mwen gen yon swè limonad nan men mwen. (I have a sweet lemonade in my hand.)
  • Person 2: Mwen vle yon vè bak la. (I want a glass of cold water.)

Alcoholic Beverages

Bière national is the most popular beer in Haiti. Here are some alcoholic beverages to keep in mind:

Haitian Pronunciation English Translation
bière bee-yair beer
rhum room rum

Dialogue

  • Person 1: Mwen vle yon bière nacional. (I want a national beer.)
  • Person 2: Mwen pral pran yon rhum oganik. (I am going to get an organic rum.)

Don't forget to drink responsibly!

Cultural Tidbit

Did you know that Haiti has its own signature coffee? The coffee beans are grown in Haiti's mountainous regions and roasted to perfection, creating a smooth and flavorful cup of coffee. The coffee is expensive, but worth every penny!

To improve your Haitian Vocabulary, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions!


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