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How to Play Ki Tan?: Saint Lucian Kwéyòl Verb Tenses with ka, té and kay
Ki Tan? means “What Time?”.
Goal
Put Saint Lucian Kwéyòl verbs in the right time with ka, té and kay.
How to play
- Kwéyòl shows time with a little word before the verb: ka for now, té for the past, kay for the future.
- Beginner and Intermediate: a sentence has a gap before the verb and a clue about when it happens. Pick ka, té or kay to fill it.
- Advanced: read a whole sentence and say when it happens: now, in the past or in the future.
- You have 15 seconds per round.
- Play 6 rounds.
Scoring
A right answer is worth 100 points plus 4 for every second left. Wrong answers and running out of time get 0. Higher levels multiply your points.
Timer
15 seconds per round. When it hits 0, the round counts as wrong.
Levels
Beginner
Fill the gap with ka, té or kay. Points × 1.
Intermediate
The same, for more points: × 1.3.
Advanced
Read the sentence and say when it happens. Points × 1.6.
Tips
- Mwen ka palé: I am speaking. Mwen té palé: I spoke. Mwen kay palé: I will speak.