tande (to hear) → to perceive a sound
koute (to listen) → to give attention, to give one's ears to a sound
In Creole, sometimes, "tande" means the same as "koute".
These sentences, you will hear often, are examples:
1. Tande sa m'ap di w.
Hear me out!
Listen to what I'm telling you
2. Timoun madanm sa a pa konn tande.
This lady's kids don't know how to listen.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English Words
koute (to listen) → to give attention, to give one's ears to a sound
In Creole, sometimes, "tande" means the same as "koute".
These sentences, you will hear often, are examples:
1. Tande sa m'ap di w.
Hear me out!
Listen to what I'm telling you
2. Timoun madanm sa a pa konn tande.
This lady's kids don't know how to listen.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English Words
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