Learn Mauritian Creole for Beginners
Description
This course is designed to help absolute beginners learn the Mauritian Creole language/Kreol Morisien.
It is perfect if you're travelling to Mauritius, whether for a short holiday or staying here to work for a little while, as you will learn enough to make your trip that little bit more exciting and immersive.
We encourage you to try our fun quiz on the creole language to get an idea of what to expect from this course.
We'll teach you basic phrases to allow you to communicate with Mauritians (things like hello, how are you, thank you etc) and as you progress through the lessons, you will gain a better understanding into what the locals are saying. This will make it more comfortable for you to move around the island beyond touristic places and indulge more in our country's exotic culture while making deeper connections with people along your journey.
There are quizzes throughout the course to help you practice verbally what you've learned and we provide aural pronunciation of the words and sentences to make it easier to remember. Just having the correct spelling is not enough to learn a language because if you can't pronounce things properly, no one will understand what you're trying to say. But don't worry, we've got you covered (at least for creole)!
Lessons
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Introduction
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History of Kreol Morisien
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The Basics of Mauritian Creole
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Greeting People
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Describing Things
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Asking for Stuff
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Holding a Conversation
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Swear Words
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Test Your Knowledge Quiz
Rs1199
Get notified as soon as a space becomes available on this course!
169
STUDENTS
100%
RECOMMEND THIS COURSE
- Learn how to pronounce words
- Quizzes to practice what you've learnt
- Track your progress
- Audio files to speak like locals
Rs1199
Get notified as soon as a space becomes available on this course!
169
STUDENTS
100%
RECOMMEND THIS COURSE
- Learn how to pronounce words
- Quizzes to practice what you've learnt
- Track your progress
- Audio files to speak like locals
Gices Abraham
I'm a Software Engineer and the co-founder of Clever Dodo. Born in Mauritius and now living in the UK, I usually blog on topics related to driving and the Creole language, offering insights and sharing my knowledge with others.