User:Internoob

"Anyone in the world can write anything they want about any subject, so you know you are getting the best possible information." — Michael Scott (played by Steve Carell) on Wikipedia, The Office, "The Negotiation" [3.18], 5 April 2007 "[S]o hard is it to show the various meaning and imperfection [sic] of words, when we have nothing else but words to do it by." — John Locke Useful links for everyone Poaching vocabulary Anthologie Wikisource French Parallel Bible View two versoins of the Bible at once. Includes Haitian Creole. Haitian Creole Wikipedia "Sit wèb kreyòl" Google search "Creole web sites" My subpages: Babel Monobook.css Monobook.js Sandbox Other Dictionnaires Larousse Discuss a new Wiktionary logo Parser functions A useful guide to template markup The Free Dictionary Includes hangman and is in many languages :) User:Pharamp/Standardization Wiktionary:About French Wiktionary talk:About French Haitian Creole Haitian Creole is dead simple to learn if you first know some French. I would encourage anyone interested to read the w:Haitian Creole language article on Wikipedia first, (inaccurate though it may be,) then move on to the Haitian Creole Wikipedia to get acquainted with some more vocabulary, then study the Creole Bible (harder to understand) or some other thing in Creole. There is one native Creole speaker on the English Wiktionary, and that's Masterches (talk • contribs), though he is not on this wiki a lot.

This user is currently working on French and Haitian Creole.