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to begin

kòmanse

store (noun)

magazen

to finish / finished / done

fini

to injure

blese

church

legliz

to buy

achte

well

byen

and



(together with)


ex: hot dog and hamburger

ak

and



(causation, linking sentences)


ex: I'm tired and I want to go

e

sometimes

defwa

thank you

mèsi

always

toujou

to understand

konprann

for (possessive)

Pou

as in "the house is for whom?"

the pronouns (mwen, ou, li, nou, yo) show possession when they come...

after the noun:


- zanmi mwen = my friend


- machin ou = your car


- travay li = her work


- manje nou = our food


- kay yo = their houses *


- kay yo a = their house



* yo is also a plural, so depending on what you're talking about, "kay yo" could also mean "houses"

Marie's friend

zanmi Marie

the church's car

machin legliz

my friend's work

travay zanmi mwen

Who is the house for?

Kay la pou ki moun?

literally: "the house is for who?"

It is for me.

Li pou mwen.

When someone owns only one of something, like a house, you would say "kay yo __ "

"a"


kay yo a


machin yo a


zanmi yo a

"yo" shows "they" are the owner. ___ is the preferred form of "the" in this case.