How to say “Is your mother from Haiti?”
how do you say “is your mother from Haiti”?
Hi, this is Swans from yourhaitiantranslator.com and we’re all going to learn how to say “is your mother from Haiti?”.
The answer is, “Èske manman ou soti Ayiti”?
One more time, “Èske manman ou soti Ayiti?”
One last time, you will say, “Èske manman ou soti Ayiti?”
The answers could be negative or could also be affirmative.
So the affirmative answer is “Yes, my mother is from Haiti”
How to say “My mother is from Haiti”
So you would be saying “Wi, manman mwen soti Ayiti”
one more time, ““Wi, manman mwen soti Ayiti”
how to say “my mother is from Haiti”
You say “Manman mwen soti Ayiti”
one more time, ““Manman mwen soti Ayiti”
one last time, “Manman mwen soti Ayiti”
so how to say “My mother is not from Haiti”
How to say “My mother is not from Haiti”
So you’ll be saying, “Manman mwen pa soti Ayiti”.
One more time ““Manman mwen pa soti Ayiti”
One last time, you say “Manman mwen pa soti Ayiti”
So that’s it for today I hope the video was useful
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