Haitian creole --
Kreyol -- is primarily spoken in the Caribbean on the western part of the
island of Hispaniola, i.e., Haiti, and has the largest number of speakers of all
the Caribbean creoles, around 6 million. The language is derived from French,
but has also many words borrowed from African languages.
Conjugate a Haitian Creole verb
Recently Conjugated Haitian Creole verbs
distenge,
soulaje,
jistifye,
fonksyone,
manye,
bale,
souflete,
vlope,
rezone,
lage,
dirije,
dwe,
gwoupe,
desine,
sipliye,
voye,
anniye,
etènye,
grate,
kesyone,
plise,
abondone,
rafredi,
aprouve,
koche,
develope,
egale,
prezève,
bobine,
presede,
soufle,
konpoze,
noure,
santi,
konstitye,
rame,
deranje,
nivle,
chanje,
rejete,
palmante,
leve,
chode,
mele,
dekouraje,
mande,
plede,
kopye,
roule,
respekte,