Time and days
Days, parts of the day, and when things happen.
Each noun is shown with its article. It comes after the noun, and its shape follows the sound the noun ends in: la, a, an, nan.
Jodi aTodayJodi a solèy la choToday the sun is hot
DemenTomorrowMwen pral travay demenI am going to work tomorrow
YèYesterdayLapli a tonbe yèThe rain fell yesterday
Kounye aNowKounye a mwen grangouNow I am hungry
Maten anMorningMwen travay chak matenI work every morning
Aswè aEveningNou manje aswè aWe eat in the evening
Lannuit laNightLannuit lan frètThe night is cold
Jou aDayJou a longThe day is long
Semèn nanWeekSemèn nan finiThe week is over
Mwa aMonthMwa a kòmanseThe month is starting
Ane aYearAne a bonThe year is good
LendiMondayMache a louvri lendiThe market opens on Monday
MadiTuesdayNou pral lekòl madiWe go to school on Tuesday
MèkrediWednesdayMwen travay mèkrediI work on Wednesday
JediThursdayPapa m vini jediMy father comes on Thursday
VandrediFridayLekòl la fini vandrediSchool finishes on Friday
SamdiSaturdaySamdi nou ale nan mache aOn Saturday we go to the market
DimanchSundayDimanch nou ale leglizOn Sunday we go to church