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It is presented as a primer designed for learning the basic vocabulary and phrases of the language. The content includes simple action verbs presented in Creole with accompanying illustrations, such as 'Mo marshé' (I walk), 'Mo galopé' (I run), 'Mo soté' (I jump), 'Mo debout' (I stand), 'Mo asit' (I sit), 'Mo koushé' (I lie down), 'Mo koupé' (I cut), 'Mo lir' (I read), 'Mo dormi' (I sleep), and 'Mo ékri' (I write). Additionally, it covers actions like drawing ('Mo dèsinné'), coloring ('Mo kouleré'), opening and closing doors ('Mo ouvri laport-la', 'Mo fèrmé laport-la'), eating ('Mo manjé'), cooking ('Mo kwi'), pushing and pulling a goat ('Mo pousé kabri-la', 'Mo halé kabri-la'), saying hello ('Mo di bonjou'), and calling out ('Mo hélé'). The primer is adapted from the African Storybook Initiative and is available in a 'Talking Book' format for enhanced learning. It is licensed under Creative Commons, allowing for non-commercial adaptation and distribution.","01-Shat é Shyin  \n01-Shat é Shyin Parol-yé  \nLouisiana Creole Primer  \n01-Shat é Shyin  \n01-  \nShat é Shyin Parol-yé  \nconcept, text, illustrations and design; Elke and René Leisink  \nEditing: SIL-Education for life  \nThis book is also available as ‘Talking Book’. You can read and listen to it on your phone/ tablet.  \nDownload 'Talking Books' on: [www.mytalkingbooks.org](www.mytalkingbooks.org)  \nLouisiana Creole United States  \nCopyright © 2020, SIL-PNG  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)  \nYou may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may adapt and add to this work, but you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nAdapted from: © 2017,  \nAfrican Storybook Initiative, CC-BY  \nMo marshé .  \nMo  \ngalopé .  \nMo soté .  \nMo debout.  \nMo asit.  \nMo koushé .  \nMo koupé .  \nMo lir.  \nMo dormi.  \nMo ékri.  \nMo dèsinné . Mo kouleré .  \nMo fèrmé laport-la. 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