In haitian creole, we SE to describe something or someone, it means: BE.
In the affirm, form, we have: SUBJECT + SE + OBJECT.
Ex: Ou se John. = Eres John.
Mwen se yon doctor= I am a doctor.
In the negative forms, we have: SE + PA + OBJECT.
Ex: Se pa li. = It's not him or her.
In the entéwogatif forms, we have, as formula: (ESKE) + SE + OBJECT.
Ex: Eske se Diana? Is she Diana?
If you question directly to the person, you will have: (ESKE) + SUBJECT + SE + OBJECT?
Ex: Eske ou se Diana?
Are you Diana?
In the past, we have: SE + TE + OBJECT.
Ex: Se te John. = He was John.
Se te nou. = We were.
In the future, we have: SE + PRAL + OBJECT.
Ex: Se pral John. = He will be John.
Se pral nou. = We wil be.
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