Learning Haitian Creole from English
Created: 2018-04-22
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The definite determiners in Creole are the singular la (with variants "lan", "nan", "a", "an") and the plural yo.
-The basic variant "la" occurs after non-nasal consonants
-The forms "lan" or "nan" occur after nasal consonants The variant "lan" also occurs after a nasal vowel that is followed by a non-nasal consonant (mont lan - the watch)
-The variant "a" after oral vowels
-The variant "an" after nasal vowels *The variant "an" also occurs after i and ou which are preceded by nasal consonant (pitim an- the millet)
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