We’ve asked questions with “when” before.
But what about “when” as a conjunction?
Sometimes “when” stands for as soon as, whenever, considering that, or at the time that, etc…
How do we translate it to Haitian Creole?
When - lè
Example:
1. Call me when you get there.
Rele m lè ou rive.
2. When mom’s happy, the whole house is happy.
Lè manman kontan, tout kay la kontan
3. When there’s love, there’s pain.
Lè gen lanmou, gen doulè
4. I was in the car when I heard the news.
M te nan machin nan lè m tande nouvèl la.
5. When you have money, you have respect.
Lè ou gen lajan, ou gen respè
6. When you got no money, you got no friends.
Lè ou pa gen lajan, ou pa gen zanmi.
But what about “when” as a conjunction?
Sometimes “when” stands for as soon as, whenever, considering that, or at the time that, etc…
How do we translate it to Haitian Creole?
When - lè
Example:
1. Call me when you get there.
Rele m lè ou rive.
2. When mom’s happy, the whole house is happy.
Lè manman kontan, tout kay la kontan
3. When there’s love, there’s pain.
Lè gen lanmou, gen doulè
4. I was in the car when I heard the news.
M te nan machin nan lè m tande nouvèl la.
5. When you have money, you have respect.
Lè ou gen lajan, ou gen respè
6. When you got no money, you got no friends.
Lè ou pa gen lajan, ou pa gen zanmi.
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