Lavèy → the day before, the night before
Lavèy, nan lasware...
The day prior, in the night....
I would translate this part as: The night before
Other examples with lavèy.
1. Malgre vòl li te nan demen byen ta nan lapremidi, li te gentan fè valiz li depi nan lavèy.
Even though his flight was late in the afternoon on the next day, he had already packed his bag since the day prior.
2. Lè Ayisyen ap kuit pye bèf, yo koumanse bouyi l depi nan lavèy.
When Haitians are preparing cow's feet, they start to boil it the day before.
3. Lavèy Nwèl, mwen t'al nan yon reveyon. Mwen te manje vant deboutonnen.
On Christmas Eve I went to a party. I ate plenty of food.
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Lavèy, nan lasware...
The day prior, in the night....
I would translate this part as: The night before
Other examples with lavèy.
1. Malgre vòl li te nan demen byen ta nan lapremidi, li te gentan fè valiz li depi nan lavèy.
Even though his flight was late in the afternoon on the next day, he had already packed his bag since the day prior.
2. Lè Ayisyen ap kuit pye bèf, yo koumanse bouyi l depi nan lavèy.
When Haitians are preparing cow's feet, they start to boil it the day before.
3. Lavèy Nwèl, mwen t'al nan yon reveyon. Mwen te manje vant deboutonnen.
On Christmas Eve I went to a party. I ate plenty of food.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English Words
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