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25 Haitian Creole Phrases Every CNA Should Know

The sentences you actually need in the first five minutes of a shift — greeting a resident, asking about pain, offering the bathroom, helping someone stand. English on the left, Haitian Creole on the right. Free, printable, no card.

  • Written for certified nursing assistants, not tourists
  • Everyday spoken Kreyòl — not literal machine translation
  • Print it, fold it, keep it in your scrub pocket

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