Learning Haitian Creole

Online Dictionaries:
●  Haitian Reference - This online dictionary is a bit limited but there is a search window for looking up words in the direction of English - Haitian Creole or Haitian Creole - English.  My rating - ★★★☆☆
●  Freelang - Another online dictionary for consulting words either in English or Haitian Creole.  At the moment, there are 3,784 entries in this dictionary.  For those interested, this dictionary may be downloaded to your computer and consulted offline or even edited afterwards by the user.  My rating - ★★☆☆☆

News
●  Voice of America - Kreyòl - This homepage offers both news articles written completely in Haitian Creole and many daily podcasts in Haitian Creole.  If you want to use your skills every day to either read and comprehend or listen and comprehend kreyòl ayisyen, I strongly recommend this site.  My rating - ★★★★★

TV
●  WWI TV Haiti - You can see a total of ten tv stations online.  Most are from America, but there are also a few from Haiti.  Depending on the station and the broadcasting time, you have a selection of programs -- news, dramas, movies, music, religion, etc.  Remember that most stations don't broadcast twenty-four hours a day and with the time difference, you might not be able to view all ten stations all the time.  Keep checking back from time to time for a different station.  It is a little difficult to rate this homepage because I would have to give a rating for each particular tv station.  All aspects considered,  I still recommend checking out this homepage for information about Haiti.  My rating -  ★★★☆☆

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Religion
● The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Kreyòl Ayisyen - Perhaps many of you will start frowning to see that I have listed some of these religious links here, but let's face it -- many religious bodies have an excellent array of materials in foreign languages for students to practice and learning.  This homepage has a few rather thick books written entirely in Haitian Creole.  One advantage in using these materials is that they have been translated in several languages which means that if you are struggling with learning Haitian Creole, you can try comparing the Haitian Creole with the English, French or another language that you speaker to get a better understanding without having to look up everything in a dictionary.  In addition one of my favorites is Konferans jeneral (General Conferences) which have both the text and audio files for the conferences.  My rating - ★★★★☆