sou bò (expression) → to be interested in, to hold one's attention
Mwen pa sou bò ou.
I am not interested in you.
Li pa menm sou bò ou.
He is not even interested in you.
Malgre y ap pale ansanm, youn pa't sou bò lòt.
Even though they were talking together , one was not interested in the other. (literally)
Though they were speaking to each other, one had no interest in the other.
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Mwen pa sou bò ou.
I am not interested in you.
Li pa menm sou bò ou.
He is not even interested in you.
Malgre y ap pale ansanm, youn pa't sou bò lòt.
Even though they were talking together , one was not interested in the other. (literally)
Though they were speaking to each other, one had no interest in the other.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English Words
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ReplyDeleteThe context is a group of students at the Champ de Mars discussing "kijan pou Ayiti ta chanje."
Later on, "sou bò" is used in a different context (pg 79) "Sou bò kote pa m, m antre nan apante estasyon pwovens ki gen nan kapital la." What does it mean in this context?
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DeleteSou bò kote pa'm,in the above sentence means as for me
Sou bò kote pa'm
On my side , literally
As for me
Sou bò kote pa m, m antre nan apante estasyon pwovens ki gen nan kapital la.
As for me, I started to survey the "provincial" stations that are in the capital.
estasyon pwovens are bus travel centers servicing the provinces of Haiti.