Compare Microsoft Bing Translator vs Swans Paul to translate English to Haitian Creole : Video Review Recorded on September 4, 2026

For the Haitian Creole sentence “Se fanm k ap vire ak lepè”, Microsoft Bing Translator offered this translation “It’s the women who are running things around here”.

This Microsoft Bing translation is inaccurate on different levels. It fails to deliver the true meaning of the Haitian Creole sentence.

Watch the video to see why Microsoft Bing Translator wasn’t accurate in translating this very short Haitian Creole sentence into English.

When it comes to Haitian Creole to English translation, Microsoft Bing Translator, just like Google Translate or Translate.com, can be a hit or miss. So if you want to make sure the Haitian Creole is accurate, then you need to talk to a human Haitian Creole translator who can produce culturally correct translations.

My name is Swans G. Paul. As an English to Haitian Creole translator, for the last 7 years, I have been helping various US-based translation agencies translate documents, audio and video recordings from English to Haitian Creole and from Haitian Creole to English. Using those years of experience as an English to Haitian Creole translator, I have decided to launch “Your Haitian Translator” to directly help organizations and businesses that need to communicate accurately with their local Haitian community. “Your Haitian Translator” is a virtual translation agency specializing in English to Haitian Creole translation.

I can be reached at inquiries@yourhaitiantranslator.com .

I have published the Aesop fable titled “The Ant and the Grasshopper” in Haitian Creole, with audio. And I plan on publishing more pieces of content that can be used for bilingual (English and Haitian Creole) education programs. And they will be freely accessible on my website and Youtube channel (yourhaitiantranslator) where I also teach you how to pronounce words and sentences in Haitian Creole. As a leading Haitian Creole translator, I want to make Haitian Creole more accessible and help the next generations of Haitian students access more knowledge via their mother tongue.