(kèlke mo enpòtan lè wap Enskri sou yon sit entènet) Some important words while connecting in a website

SIGN UP,SIGN IN(LOG IN), SIGN OUT(LOG OUT)

These words are commonly misunderstood by many people all over the world because they do not really pay attention while using them, Today We will help you to make the difference between them 

Let’s get started with the first which is the word Sign up

1) Sign up  (Register): Means to put your name on a list for something so that you can take part in it.

Sign up or Register (Enskri oubyen anrejistre) vle di se lè ou mete nom w nan yon lis pou ka patisipe nan yon aktivite.

                    e.g: Sign up is used when you do not have an account yet.

Ou itilize Sign up ki vle di Enskri a se lè w pako kreye yon kont sou sit ou monte a.

Click on this link to make the practice (Klike sou lyen sa  a pou ka fè pratik la)

2) Sign in or Log in: Means to write someone’s name on a form so that they can be allowed to.

Sign in or Log in (konekte) vle di se lè ou mete nom w oubyen yon moun nan yon fòm kap bal aksè pou l monte oubyen antre sou sit la.

                  e.g: Sign in or Log in is used if you already have an account.

Ou itilize Sign in or Log in si ou te deja kreye oubyen genyen yon kont.

Log into your account (konekte sou kont ou)

1) Email address or Username (Adrès Elektonik oubyen nom w te itilize lè w tap sign up(kreye/Enskri) la.

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2) Password (Kòd ou)

3) Sign out or Log out: Means to put your name when paces are left.

 Sign out or Log out>(Dekonekte) vle di se lè ou ap mete nom w lè wap kite yon kote. Pa egzanp: yon sit entènèt.

                e.g: Sign out or Log out is used when you do not want to stay anymore.

Ou itilize Sign out or Log out ki vle di dekonekte se lè w pa vle rete sou sit ou te ye a anko, petèt ou pral fè yon lòt bagay.

Thank you (Mèsi)

Pa bliye kòmante pou di nou kòman kou sa a ede w

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Improve your Grammar

Christine has been waiting for the bus _____ noon.
1) for
2) since
3) by
4) until

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Thirteen(13) important things about English

Learning a language is not only knowing phrases,pronunciation and grammar, but it is essential to have a large knowledge about the language you desire to learn and be able to say a few words to explain what the language is. For that, we come with some information which is in the interest of our learners.
                       Here are some...


FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT ENGLISH



⏺- There are 375 million mother tongue speakers of English.

⏺- A further 100 million people speak it fluently as a foreign language.

⏺- English is used as an official or semi-official language in over 60 countries.

⏺- Over two thirds of the world's scientists write in English.

⏺- Over 80% of all the information stored electronically around the world is in English.

⏺- 50 million children study English as a foreign language at primary schools around the world.

⏺- At secondary level they are joined by another 80 million children
Around the globe English is the main language of books, newspapers, airports and air-traffic control, advertising, business, medicine, technology, diplomacy, sports, pop music, and academic conferences.

⏺- In the USA alone some 500,000 foreign students register each year for study purposes.

⏺- More than two thirds of the world's mail is written in English.

⏺- English is top of the table for total numbers of speakers followed some way behind by Chinese.

⏺- English has its origin in the Indo-European family of languages and is closely related German, Swedish, Icelandic, and Dutch.

⏺- Many English words have totally changed meaning over the centuries -

 here are a few examples with their earlier meaning:

Treacle -> wild animal

Villain -> farm labourer

Cheater ->
 rent collector

Sly -> wise

Taxation ->
 fault finding

Naughty ->
 worth nothing


⏺- Many English words have been taken from other languages.
 Here are a few examples :

Ballot-> Italian

Garage ->  French

Kiosk-> Turkish

Tycoon->  Japanese

Slim-> Dutch

Verandah-> Hindu

Sofa-> Arabic

Marmalade-> Portuguese

Window-> Icelandic

* Thank you for reading the article and perfectly understand the facts.

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LEARN (5) WAYS TO ASK FOR HELP

 

HERE ARE (5) WAYS TO ASK FOR HELP

1) would you mind helping me?
2) Could you give me a  hand? (usually used for  physical  tasks)
3) Can you help me please?
4.  Could you spare a couple minutes?
5.  Could you do  me a favor?

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Describing Relationships

Phrases  for  Describing  Relationships

1.  I’m single.
2.  I have a  boyfriend/girlfriend.
3.  We’re engaged. (= going to  get  married) 
4.  We’re getting  married  in June.
5.  I’m married.
6.  I’ve been married  for…  [20  years].
7.  I’m divorced.
8.  I’m widowed. (= my husband/wife has died) 
9.  I’m not  looking  for  anything serious. 10.  I’m  not quite  over my  ex. (= I still  have  feelings  for  my ex-boyfriend/girlfriend  or  ex-husband/wife) 

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Other ways to say GOODBYE

It is always important to not repeatedly use the same words from the time to time while talking to your fellows.  Today,  we share other words that can be said instead of  using (Goodbye).

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Follow us on FACEBOOK

Here is our facebook page for any additional information about the school. 

https://www.facebook.com/DELSInstitute/

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Other ways to respond to THANK YOU

Ways to Respond  to  “Thank  You” 

1.  You’re welcome.
2.  No  problem.
3.  No worries.
4.  Don’t mention it.
5.  My pleasure.
6.  Anytime.
7.  It was the least I could  do.
8.  Glad to help.
9.  Sure!
10.  Thank  you. (use this  when  you  ALSO  have  something to  thank the  other  person  for) 

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COMMON ERRORS

Avoid making these kind of mistakes

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Let's learn some Haitian proverbs in English

1. Bondye bon.
Whatever God does is for the best. Whatever is, is good.
(Haiti’s eternally optimistic fatalism.)

2. Dèyè mòn, gen mòn.
After one sorrow, more sorrows. If it’s not one thing, it’s another. There’s more than meets the eye.

3. Sak vid pa kanpe.
No work gets done on an empty stomach. You get out what you put in.

4. Santi bon koute chè.
A big front doesn’t come cheaply.

5. Kreyon* Bondye pa gen gòm.*
God makes no mistakes.
What God promises He will give. What’s traced for you is forever traced.

6. Bèl fanm, bèl malè.
A beautiful woman means trouble.

7. Nèg di san fè, Bondye fè san di.
Man talks, God acts.

8. Pale franse pa di lespri pou sa.
Fancy talk doesn’t mean brains.

9. Bèl larivyè, nanpwen* rad*.
A beautiful situation, wasted.
All dressed up and no place to go.

10. Milat* pòv se nèg, nèg rich se milat.
Money is everything.

11. Prese bon, dousman bon.
There’s more than one right way.

12. Grangou dimanch pi rèd.
Hunger is worse when others are feasting.

13. Bon mache koute chè.
Bargains are expensive.

14. Tan ale, li pa tounen.
We can never recapture the past.

15. Fanm se kajou: plis li vye, plis li bon.
Women, like wine, improve with age.

16. Sa nèg fè nèg, Bondye ri.
God does not trouble Himself with what man does to man.

17. Tout moun se moun.
Everyone deserves to be treated as a human being.

18. Anpil bèl bagay anmè*.
Appearances can be deceiving.

19. Si ou bay pòv, se Bondye ou prete.
Charity has its rewards.

20. Nanpwen* kòb, nanpwen manje.
You get what you pay for.

21. Pitit tig, se tig.
“The tiger’s cub can be dangerous too.” (Jean-Claude Duvalier, 1975)

22. Ti nèg fè sa l kapab, grannèg* fè sa l vle.
Money and power are everything.

23. Tande pa di konprann pou sa.
Hearing is one thing, understanding is another.

24. Grannèg* se lalwa.
Might makes right.

25. Pitit se richès pòv malere.
A child is the poor man’s consolation

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HAITIAN CREOLE / AMERICAN ENGLISH

Learn to speak HAITIAN CREOLE while learning AMERICAN ENGLISH at the same time.(Aprann pale Kreyòl Ayisyen pandan wap tou aprann Anglè Ameriken )

          GREETING (Salitasyon)

CREOLE(Kreyòl)/ENGLISH(Anglè)

Bonjou ! = Good morning!

Kòman ou ye? = How are you?

Mwen byen = I'm fine.

Mèsi ! = Thank you!

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DIFFERENT WAYS OF GREETING

10  Ways to Say  Hello  &  Goodbye

 1.  Hello
 2.  Hi
 3.  (informal)  Hey
 4.  Hi there
 5.  (informal)  Howdy
 6.  Bye
 7.  Bye-bye
 8.  (informal)  See  ya later
 9.  Take care
 10.  Have a good  one

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LEARN ENGLISH THROUGH SONG

Like you (Tatiana Manaois)

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Choose the right answer

Bay repons ki bon an

1-Teacher Daniot__________want to do it for him today.

a) don't
b) doesn't
c) didn't

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More information

Pou plus enfòmasyon sou DELS INSTITUTE . Li flyer sa a.
For any additional information about DELS INSTITUTE,  please read this flyer.

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How to greet people

Learn to speak HAITIAN CREOLE while learning AMERICAN ENGLISH at the same time.

          GREETING 

CREOLE / ENGLISH
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Bonjour ! = Good morning!

Bonsoir!  = Good afternoon

Comment allez-vous? = How are you?

Je suis bien = I'm fine.

Merci = Thank you!

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You live a new life for every new language you speak. If you know only one language, you live only once

« Pour chaque langue que l’on parle, on vit une nouvelle vie. Celui qui ne connaît qu’une seule langue ne vit qu’une seule fois »

          DELS Institute, 
           une autre ecole  
Nouvelle Session: 2 #Octobre 2017

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