Numéro 251 des Chants d’espérance Français:
Je ne sais pas le jour où je verrai mon Roi
1. Je ne sais pas le jour
Où je verrai mon Roi,
Mais je sais qu’il me veut
Dans sa sainte demeure;
La lumière vaincra
Les ombres à cette heure;
Ce sera la gloire pour moi…
Refrain
Ce sera la gloire pour moi…(bis)
La lumière vaincra
Les ombres à cette heure
Ce sera la gloire pour moi
2.
Je ne sais pas quells seront
Les chants des bienheureux,
Les accents, les accords,
Des hymnes angéliques,
Mais je sais que, joignant
Ma voix aux saints cantiques,
Bientôt j’adorerai comme eux…
Refrain
Bientôt j’adorerai comme eux (bis)
Mais je sais que, joignant
Ma voix aux saints cantiques,
Bientôt j’adorerair comme eux
3.
Je ne sais quell sera
Le palais éternel,
Mais je sais que mon âme
Y sera reconnue
Un regard de Jésus
Sera ma bienvenue,
Pour moi, pour moi s’ouvre le ciel…
Refrain
Pour moi, pour moi s’ouvre le ciel…(bis)
Un regard de Jésus
Sera ma bienvenue.
Pour moi, pour moi s’ouvre le ciel.
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Les membres de la famille, family members, the days of the week, les jours de la semaine, les couleurs, the colors, les saisons, the seasons etc
Alphabetical Vocabulary starts with à - in, to, at; mots nouveaux, new words
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El Amor de Jesus + Jesus's Love + Lanmou Jezu - Jesus's Love + Lanmou Jezi + El amor de Jesus -- Lectura de la Biblia + Lekti Labib + Biblical Reading + Vocabulary
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Le Téléphone (telephone): Mauvais Numéro (Wrong number), J’entends mal (I have a bad communication).
Un Problème avec le téléphone (a problem with the phone). On nous a coupés (we get disconnected).
Mon frère me telephone le matin. Comme je ne suis pas à la maison, je lui telephone le soir (my brother calls me in the morning.
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Liste des pronoms personnels compléments d’objet indirect (me, vous, te, lui, nous, vous, leur). Exemples: Ma mère me téléphone tous les jours. Je lui téléphone tous les soirs.
Jeanine me donne un cadeau très cher. Je lui donne des fleurs et une petite bicyclette. (Jeanine gives me a very expensive gift. I give her flowers and a small bicycle.) Y pronoun replaces the name of a thing (Le pronom y remplace un nom de chose).
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Epis Ayisyen - Haitian Spices
Epis Kreyòl – Creole Spices
1. Pèsi – Parsley
2. Ten - Thyme
3. Jiraf – Cloves
4. Gwo powo – Leeks
5. Powo – Scallions
6. Seleri – Celery
7. Zonyon – Onion
8. Echalòt – Chalote
9. Zoranj si – Sour Orange
10. Sitwon – Lime
11. Piman bouk – Habanero Pepper
12. Magi – Chicken Bouillon
13. Piman Dous – Bell Pepper
14. Sèl – Salt
15. Pwav – Pepper
16. Sitwonèl – Citronella
17. Lay – Garlic
18. Mant – Spearmint
19. Anis – Star Anise
20. Tibonm – Mint
21. Kanèl – Cinnamon
22. Miska – Nutmeg
23. Jenjanm – Ginger
24. Safran – Saffron
25. Siwo Myèl – Honey
26. Siwo kann – Molasses
27. Avwàn - oatmeal
28. Militon – chayote / squash
29. Sik - Sugar
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Kouman yo prepare pwason – How do they prepare fish
Pou fè manje ak pwason, ou bezwen sizonnen pwason an avèk lay (garlic), pèsi (parsley), zonyon vèt (green onions), sèl (salt), yon ti kiyè lwil oliv (a T spoon of olive oil), mwatye yon tikyè ji sitwon (half a tsp of lime juice), piman pike (hot pepper). Kòmanse manje bannann ak pwason!
Gade byen: Pwason pa pwazon (Fish is not poison).
Ki jan yo prepare bannann an Ayiti? Fri bannann pou ou ka manje-l avèk pwason (Fry plantain so you can eat it with fish). Ayisyen rele sa bannann ak pwason! (Haitians call that plantain with fish).
Achte yon sak grenn bannann vèt nan mache a (Buy a bag of green plantain at the market)
Retire po bannann yo – Peel the plantains
Koupe bannann yo pa tibout won – Cut the plantains by little round sections. (Note that the smaller the pieces of plantains, the crispier the plantain will get!)
Chofe lwil ou. Kou lwil la byen cho, mete ti bout bannann yo nan chodyè a (Heat up your oil. As soon as the oil is very hot, drop the pieces of plantain into the cooking pan)
Itilize yon pèz bannann pou peze tibout banann yo (Use a pèz bannann (squeezer) to flatten the platains).
Bouyi grenn bannann yo tankou yo bouyi patat (boil the plantain the way they boil potatoes)
Kisa akasan ye?
Akasan se yon bwason Ayisyen. Li fèt avèk mayi moulen (corn flour), lèt (milk), anis (star anise), kanèl (cinnamon), epi sik (sugar). Ou bouyi-l jiskaske li pare pou bwè.
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In the 2013 Creole Workbook, you will listen to three sets of exams. You will listen to parts 1, 2, and 3. You will get familiar with the Haitian Creole definite and indefinite article. If you go to http://sakpaselearnhaitiancreole.blogspot.com you will review the rules and the various forms of the definite article.
This set of exercises will provide you with the opportunity to familiarize the structure and sounds of Haitian Creole.
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