The Haitian Creole alphabet has twenty-nine letters. Each letter in a word is pronounced, and the last syllable of a word is usually the one that is stressed.
| LETTER | PRONUNCIATION |
| a | short a sound as in apple |
| an | short a with nasal tone |
| b | same as English |
| ch | sh sound as in share |
| d | same as English |
| e | long a sound as in play |
| en | short e sound with nasal tone |
| è | short e sound as in fed |
| f | same as English |
| g | same as English |
| h | ch as in chop |
| i | ee as in feed |
| j | s sound as in treasure |
| k | same as English |
| l | same as English |
| m | same as English |
| n | same as English |
| o | long o sound as in hope |
| on | long o with nasal tone |
| ou | oo sound as in school |
| ò | aw sound as in paw |
| p | same as English |
| r | same as English |
| s | same as English |
| t | same as English |
| ui | oo-ee sound as in Louie |
| v | same as English |
| w | same as English |
| y | same as y in yellow |
| z | same as English |