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always
toujou
leave
kite
build
bati
to help
ede
find
jwen
this
sa a
these
sa yo
new
nèf, nouvo
early
bonè
together
ansanm
from time to time
tan–zan–tan
to come back
tounen
to be sorry
regrèt
stop (an action)
sispan
stop (an object)
rete
someone
yon moun
out, outside
deyò
old
vye
inside
anndan
home
lakay
person
moun
a person, someone
yon moun
he, she, it
li
you (singular)
ou
we, us, you (plural)
nou
they, them, their
yo
can (be able to)
kapab
the thing
bagay la
to give
bay (ba, ban)
yes
wi
little
piti, ti
there
la
not
pa
page
paj
for
pou
O.K.
oke
work
travay
John
Jan
good
bon
in, through, to, into
nan
much, a lot of, many
anpil
lime, lemon
sitwon
pleased, happy
kontan
soap
savon
house
kay
three
twa
to take
pran
to wait for
tann
gently (slowly)
dousman
here (location)
isit la
here (presence)
isit
the peanut butter
manba a
the load
chajman an
the house
kay la
to have
genyen, gen
behind
dèyè
far
lwen
but
men
dog
chen
beautiful
bèl
basket
panye
four
kat
first
premye
second
dezyèm
third
twazyèm
me, I
mwen, m'
the
la (after the noun)
then
alò
to need
bezwen
to do
to stop, reside
rete
to pull
rale
some (plural)
kèk
east
lès
west
lwès
lesson
leson
well (good)
byen
to want (wish, desire)
vle
with
avèk, ak
again
ankò
orange
zoranj
ten
dis
twenty
ven
woman
fanm
car, vehicle
machin
tool
zouti
horse
chwal
today
jodi (a)
bad
move
big
gran, gwo
enough
asa
where
kote, ki kote
when (time)
when (?)
ki lè
why, why is
pouki sa
over
anlè
under
anba
up
anwo
on
sou
put
mete
to come
vini
man
nonm
child / children (referring to age)
timour
child / children (referring to relationship)
pitit
my house
kay mwen
your basket
panye ou
your tools
zouti nou
our machine (car)
machin nou
his horse
chwal li
their dog
chen yo
begin
kòmanse
hand
men
store
magazen
tie
mare
to finish
fini
injure
blese
church
legliz
cut
koupe
purchase, buy
achte
Monday
lendi
Tuesday
madi
Wednesday
mèkredi
Thursday
jedi
Friday
vandredi
Saturday
samdi
Sunday
dimanch
if
si
ought
dwe
talk
pale
see
say, tell
di
go out
soti
decide
deside
men
mesye
rain
lapli
very
trè
doctor
doktè
teacher
pwofesè
finished, done
fini
tomorrow
demen
yesterday
yè, ayè
tree
pye bwa
almost
prèske
only
sèlman
break
kase
student
elèv
pastor
pastè
go
ale
arm
bra
leg
janm
ask
mande
because
paske
day
jou
word
mo
easy
fasil
fall
tonbe
who
ki, ki moun
learn
aprann
now, at present
kounye a
tire
kawoutchou
other
lòt
a
yon
others
lezòt
quick
vit
quickly
vit
show
montre
same
menm
useful
itil
lazy
parese
worker
travayè
listen, hear
tande
repair
repare
piece
moso
to have repaired
fè repare
or
ou
too many
twòp
too much
twòp
plant
plant
row
ranje
a
yon
one
youn
at all
ditou
what
sa
what?
ki, ki sa?
to file
klase
office or desk
biwo
book
liv
how much?
konbyen?
how many?
konbyen?
weed(s)
raje
to remember
sonje
to think
pense
ax
rach
paper(s)
papye
pen
plim
there (place)
la, la a
two
de
to use
sèvi, sèvi avek, sèvi ak
how?
kouman? / ki jan?
what is it?
ki sa li ye?
what thing?
ki sa? / ki bagay?
newspaper
journal
money
lajan, kòb
computer
òdinatè, konpitè
wife
madanm
who? (subject)
ki moun ki?
who (object)
ki moun?
what?
ki sa?
name
non
pay
peye
call
rele
type
tape (v)
to write
ekri
to read
li
to know
konnen
sharp
file
deep
fon
dibble
pens
hole
twou
nursery
pepinyè
foreman
fòman
since
depi
ground
close/near
pre
stake
pikèt
finger
dwèt
straight
dwat
to harvest
keyi
experience
esperians
morning
maten
to make, to cause
only ne, just once
yon sèl
empty
vid
walk
mache
hour
è
mistake
fot
report
rapò
during
pandan
heavy
lou
angry
fache
garden
jaden
answer
repons
worst
pi move
fast
vit, rapid
less
mwens, mwen
soon
talè
not yet
poko
so that
si tèlman ke
unfortunately
malerezman
tight, taut
sere
tight fit
kwense
dry season
sechrès
to empty
vide
corner
kwen
everyone
tout moun
keyboard
klavye
to hurt
fè mal
to harm
fè tò
monkey
makak
boat
bato
to carry
pote
to bring
pote
country
peyi
just (now)
fèk
to mind (care for)
okipe
business
afè
untie, start–up
demare
to desire
vle
arrive
rive
again, more
ankò
cupboard
bifèt
(in) timr
(a) tan, (a) lè
baby
bebe
drag
trenen
nominate
nonmen
movie
fim
bite
mòde
born
fèt
chief
chèf
soup
soup
kill
touye
title
tit
teach
montre
lose
pèdi
seek
chache
twice
de fwa
emperor
anprè
boy
gason
prefer, like better than
pito
dislike
pa renmen
excellent
bon anpil
please
souple, tanpri
banana
fig
coffee
kafe
printer (computer)
enprimant
sick
malad
open
ouvri
close, closed
fèmen
turn off, turned off
fèmen
ready
pare
wet
mouye
dry
sèch
in front of
devan
hot
cho
cold
frèt
warm
tyèd
last
dènye
night
nwit
look, look at gade
gade
pran
to get, receive
rete trankil
to be quiet
ban
to give
ale/prale
to go
vini
to come
kouche
to lie down
kouri
to run
rete
to stop
manje
to eat
chita
– to sit
genyen
– to have
Kote nou ye?
– Where are we?
Eske ou gen petit?
– Do you have any children?
Kote ou rete?
– Where do you live?
Kilaj ou?
– How old are you?
Ki kote li ale?
– Where did he go?
Kisa ki rive ou?
– What happened to you?
Bonjou!
– Good morning!
Bonswa!
– Good afternoon!/Evening! (used after 11 AM)
Kouman ou rele?
– What is your name?
M rele...
– My name is...
Kouman ou ye? (common greeting)
– How are you?
N'ap boule! (response)
– Doing Good!
Wi
– Yes
yo
– they, them
Non
– No
Mesi
– Thanks
Anmwe!
– Help!
Non, mesi
– No, thanks
Souple
– Please
Merite
– You're welcome
Pa gen pwoblem
– No problem
Oke
– OK
Eskize mwen
– Excuse me
Mwen regret sa
– I'm sorry
Gen...
– There is/are...
Pa genyen!
– There is/are not any!
Mwen pa genyen!
– I don't have any
Sekonsa!
– That's right!
Piti piti
– A little bit
Anpil
– A lot
Gen anpil...
– There are a lot of...
Isit
– Here
La
– There
Tout bagay anfom?
– Is everything OK?
Pa kounye–a
– Not now
Toupatou
– Everywhere
Anyen
– Nothing
Preske
– Almost
Atansyon!
– Attention!/Watch out!
Prese prese!
– Hurry!
Rete!
– Stop!
Kounye–a
– Now
Nou ap chache...
– We are looking for...
Souple, ban mwen...
– Please give me...
Separe sa ant nou
– Divide this among you
Ye
– Yesterday
Jodia
– Today
Demen
– Tomorrow
Maten an
– This morning
Apremidi a
– This afternoon
Aswe a
– This evening
Mwen grangou
– I'm hungry
Mwen swaf anpil
– I'm very thirsty
Konben
– How much?/How many?
Poukisa?
– Why?
Kote?
– Where?
Kisa?
– What?
Kile?
– When?
Ki moun?
– Who?
Kijan?
– How?
Kiles?
– Which?
Eske gen...?
– Is/Are there...?
Eske ou gen...?
– Do you have...?
Eske ou ka ede nou, souple?
– Can you help us please?
ban
– give
Ki moun ki Ia?
– Who is there?
Ki moun isit ki pale angle?
– Who speaks English here?
Ou konprann?
– You understand?
Kij an yo di...an kreyol?
– How do they say... in Creole?
Kij an yo rele sa an kreyol?
– What do they call that inCreole?
Kisa ou bezouen?
– What do you need?
Eske ou pale angle/franse?
– Do you speak English/French?
Eske ou te we...?
– Have you seen...?
Kisa sa a ye?
– What is that?
Sa k'genyen?
– What's the matter?
Kisa ou ta vIa?
– What would you like?
Kisa ou vIe?
– What do you want?
book
–liv
pen
–plim
table
–tab
man
–moun, nonm
woman
–fanm
child
–pitit
boy
–gason
girl
–tifi