Yes they are.
Or - ou, oubyen, onswa, ouswa, osinon, osnon
These conjunctions can also be used to translate:
osnon (osinon) → or, otherwise, or rather
1. Lè yon fanmi w osinon yon zanmi w trayi w, sa kapab afekte anpil.
When a family or a friend betrays you, that can affect you a lot.
2. Tout sa mesye sa a di, kit se byen osnon mal, moun toujou aplodi l.
Everything this man says, whether is good or bad, people always applaud him.
Ou/oubyen/onswa ... ou/oubyen/onswa → either ... or
3. Onswa ou sèvi Bondye onswa ou sèvi lajan. Ou pa kapab fè toude.
Either you serve God or money. You can't do both.
4.Oubyen ou menm onswa mari w ka vin chache l.
Either you or your husband can come pick it up.
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Or - ou, oubyen, onswa, ouswa, osinon, osnon
These conjunctions can also be used to translate:
osnon (osinon) → or, otherwise, or rather
1. Lè yon fanmi w osinon yon zanmi w trayi w, sa kapab afekte anpil.
When a family or a friend betrays you, that can affect you a lot.
2. Tout sa mesye sa a di, kit se byen osnon mal, moun toujou aplodi l.
Everything this man says, whether is good or bad, people always applaud him.
Ou/oubyen/onswa ... ou/oubyen/onswa → either ... or
3. Onswa ou sèvi Bondye onswa ou sèvi lajan. Ou pa kapab fè toude.
Either you serve God or money. You can't do both.
4.Oubyen ou menm onswa mari w ka vin chache l.
Either you or your husband can come pick it up.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English Words
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