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Haitian Creole often corresponds to French.  The Creole phrase ''Komoun ou ye''? (how are you?) is congruent to the (non-existent, grammatically incorrect) French phrase ''Comment tu est''?  Likewise, the Creole phrase ''Sakpasé''? (what is happening?) is congruent to ''Ça que passe''? in French.

Haitian Creole often corresponds to French.  The Creole phrase ''Komoun ou ye''? (how are you?) is congruent to the (non-existent, grammatically incorrect) French phrase ''Comment tu est''?  Likewise, the Creole phrase ''Sakpasé''? (what is happening?) is congruent to ''Ça que passe''? in French.

===Verb Conjugation===

===Verb Conjugation===

Haitian Creole has no verb conjugation.  A Creole verb chart looks like this:

Haitian Creole has no verb conjugation.  For example, a Creole verb chart for ''traval'' (to work) is as follows:

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