haitis? Don't you mean Haitians? :)
It's the same as the French "l'essentiel".
It means "the most important"
yon egzanp:
Lesansyèl sèke ou la avèk nou kounye a. – The most inportant thing is that you’re here with us now.
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It's the same as the French "l'essentiel".
It means "the most important"
yon egzanp:
Lesansyèl sèke ou la avèk nou kounye a. – The most inportant thing is that you’re here with us now.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English Words
In your sentence above, should it be sèke as you have it or seke
ReplyDeleteIt is "sèke" which means "is that" or "it's that" from French "C'est que".
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