Adverbs

Generally, in Haitian Creole, to make an adverb you would use avèk/ak(with) with the noun form of the adjective. For example, for faithfully you would use with faith: avèk/ak fidelite.

M a voye w youn mesaj ak lespwa ke ou resevwa l. =I will send you a message. Hopefully, you will receive it.

You can also make adverbs from adjectives, by adding -man (like the English -ly) to the adjective.
ra = rare
raman = rarely
konplèt = whole
konplètman = wholly

Special Adverbs
Men means "Here is/are".

Men yo = Here they are.
Men yon chemiz m achte pou ou.= here is a shirt I bought for you.
Men matant ou ap vini. = Here comes your aunt.

Genyen means "There is/are". It is usually shortened to gen except when the last word in the sentence.

Gen dlo nan canari-a. = There is water in the jar.
Gen mango nan panye-a. = There are mangoes in the basket.

Kreyol	English
alè	on time
anlè	above, up above
atè	on the ground
byen	well, quite, really
kan	when (French)
kòm	as
lè	when
mal	bad
pandan	during, while
sèlman	only
senpleman	merely, simply
sètèman	surely
tankou	as
tou	already, altogether
trè	very