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Speak Care — Haitian Creole CNA Communication Course

Speak Care takes a CNA from a greeting to a full conversation. Every module gives you vocabulary, English ↔ Haitian Creole phrases, a real scenario written out line by line, and exercises you can do on the bus.

  • 01. Introduction & Building Trust
  • 02. Introducing Yourself
  • 03. Bathing & Personal Hygiene
  • 04. Toileting & Personal Care
  • 05. Feeding & Nutrition Communication
  • 06. Mobility & Transfers
  • 07. Pain & Comfort Communication
  • 08. Dementia Communication
  • 09. Communicating With Families
  • 10. Workplace Communication

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Ten modules of vocabulary, phrases, scenarios and exercises.

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01

Introduction & Building Trust

Open a shift so the resident feels safe with you in the first thirty seconds.

Vocabulary

EnglishHaitian Creole
  • trustkonfyans
  • respectrespè
  • safean sekirite
  • togetheransanm
  • slowlydousman

Phrases

EnglishHaitian Creole
  • Good morning. May I come in?Bonjou. Èske mwen ka antre?
  • I am here to help you today.Mwen la pou ede ou jodi a.
  • Tell me what you need and I will listen.Di m sa ou bezwen epi m ap koute.
  • We will go slowly, together.N ap ale dousman, ansanm.
  • You are safe with me.Ou an sekirite avèk mwen.

Scenario

A new resident is quiet and will not look at you. You have never met before.

  • You

    Good morning. May I come in?

    Bonjou. Èske mwen ka antre?

  • Resident

    …Who are you?

    …Ki moun ou ye?

  • You

    My name is Nadege. I am your aide today.

    Non mwen se Nadege. Se mwen ki ede ou jodi a.

  • Resident

    I don't want a bath.

    Mwen pa vle benyen.

  • You

    That's okay. Let's just talk first.

    Pa gen pwoblèm. Ann pale anvan.

Practice exercises

  1. 1Say your introduction out loud five times, changing only the resident's name.
  2. 2Write two sentences you could use when a resident refuses in the first minute.
  3. 3Practise: greet, give your name, say how long you will be there — in under ten seconds.

Module 02

Introducing Yourself

Give your name, your role and your plan clearly, then ask permission.

Module 03

Bathing & Personal Hygiene

Narrate every step, protect dignity, and catch skin problems early.

Module 04

Toileting & Personal Care

Handle the most private task with calm, short, respectful language.

Module 05

Feeding & Nutrition Communication

Position, pace and observe — and know the words that stop a choke.

Module 06

Mobility & Transfers

Give a countable, predictable instruction so nobody gets hurt.

Module 07

Pain & Comfort Communication

Collect a clear pain description and hand it to the nurse — nothing more.

Module 08

Dementia Communication

Use one short idea at a time, and never argue with a false belief.

Module 09

Communicating With Families

Be warm, be accurate, and stay inside what a CNA may say.

Module 10

Workplace Communication

Report, escalate and ask for help without hesitating.

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The course teaches the words. The AI Coach will let you rehearse them with a simulated resident and get feedback on what you said. It is not live yet — join the waitlist and we will email you when it opens.

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Speak Care is a self-paced written course. It is not a certification, and it does not replace your facility's required training or a licensed medical interpreter.

Your learning path

  1. Free guide
  2. $7 Quick-Start
  3. $19 Toolkit
  4. $49 Course
  5. AI Coach

Educational use only. CareLingo is a language and communication training platform. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, replace clinical judgement or a licensed medical interpreter, replace your facility's policy, or give emergency medical advice. In an emergency, follow your facility's protocol and call for a nurse.

Privacy. Never enter patient-identifying information — no names, room numbers, dates of birth, addresses or anything from a real chart. Every resident in our examples is fictional. CareLingo does not collect PHI.

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