what does "GO" mean in creole

I think you're asking what's the translation for the English word "go" in Creole. Is that right?

go → ale, al (note that in some the following examples, "ale" may be contracted and attached to other words)

Go ahead!

Ale non!

Let's go!

An nou ale!

Go get me a chair.

Al pran yon chèz pou mwen.

Go ask your mom.

Al mande manman w.

I will go with you.

Mwen pral avèk ou.

(Contraction for: Mwen pral ale avèk ou.)

I went to see her.

Mwen t'al wè li.

(Contraction for: Mwen te ale wè li)

I am going (as in: I'm leaving)

M'ale!

(contraction for:  Mwen ale.)

He left.

L'ale.

(contraction for: Li ale)

They left already.

Y'ale deja.

(contraction for: Yo ale.)

Don't go.

Pa ale.

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