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Friday, April 20, 2012

According to my sources both "to smell" and "to feel" are translated "santi". How does one differentiate?

In addition to the context, santi (to feel) will most likely have a pronoun after it.

Mwen pa santi m byen. (check out pronoun 'm' after 'santi)
I don't feel well.

Kouman w santi w? (check out pronoun 'w' after 'santi')
How do you feel?

Li santi fò.
It smells bad.

Soulye a santi.
The shoe smells bad.
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