Alo!

I'm from Argentina, and ever since I was a little boy, I've been into languages. Before learning any language other than Spanish, I was fascinated by accents. Being surrounded by the different accents of from the provinces of Argentina, and by the accents of foreigners, I started paying attention to the sounds of Spanish. Little did I know that this would become a journey that would take me deep into phonetics, and learning new cultures! The first language I started learning was English. I've always been attracted to it, because of the sounds of this beautiful language. The sound of words with R, were especially my favorites. I started learning British English at school, so I was developing that accent. Later on, music and TV would make me go for the American English accent, more prevalent in South America. I'm self taught. I learn English through, music, books, tv, and conversations with natives. 

I know how it feels to want to interact with someone and not being able to do so, because of the language barrier. I don't like that feeling. I need to be able to say a greeting at least. That feeling has taken me into learning different languages. As I was learning English, I was exposed to the Brazilian culture, will attracted me as well. I began learning Brazilian Portuguese too. 

Some years latter, when I was already fluent in English and Portuguese, I started learning Sign Language. I must admit that due to lack of practice, I've lost most of it.

Then I became interested in French. When I became fluent in French, fluent enough to maintain a conversation, I came into contact with Haitians. That was completely new to me. The fact that most of them did not have French as a mother tongue, and many not being able to speak English either, made me want to learn this beautiful language. I became absorbed into learning Haitian Creole. My friends were a HUGE help for me, because back then, there was almost no information about Creole Grammar, much less a site! When I was fluent, some friends asked me to start teaching them what I knew about Creole. That's why I started developing a method for fast learning. Since I already had experience teaching English as a second language, I applied that into teaching Creole.

The result was this beautiful site, full of interactive exercises, videos, and Grammar, that I am very proud to share with you all!

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Our Mission

Our mission is to provide comprehensive, accessible, and engaging online language courses for learners of all levels. We want you to be able to speak Haitian Creole from the first class! We believe in the power of language to connect people and bridge cultural gaps, and we strive to make language learning a rewarding and enjoyable experience.

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What We Offer

• Interactive Lessons: Our courses feature interactive lessons that make learning fun and engaging.

• Expert Instructors: Learn from experienced instructors who are passionate about teaching Haitian Creole.

• Flexible Learning: Our online platform allows you to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule.