gripe (or gen grip) → to have a cold
You can say:
1.
Mwen gripe
or
Mwen gen yon grip.
I have a cold.
2.
Doktè a ban m remèd pou grip la.
The doctor gave me medication for the cold.
3.
Mwen wè ou gripe depi de semèn. Eske ou te pran anyen pou li?
I see that you've had a cold for two weeks? Have you taken anything for it?
Also the word anrimen (or anrime) means to have a head cold, to be congested
4.
Ti bebe a anrimen. Sa lakòs li pa't ka dòmi yèswa.
The baby was congested. He couldn't sleep last night because of it.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English
You can say:
1.
Mwen gripe
or
Mwen gen yon grip.
I have a cold.
2.
Doktè a ban m remèd pou grip la.
The doctor gave me medication for the cold.
3.
Mwen wè ou gripe depi de semèn. Eske ou te pran anyen pou li?
I see that you've had a cold for two weeks? Have you taken anything for it?
Also the word anrimen (or anrime) means to have a head cold, to be congested
4.
Ti bebe a anrimen. Sa lakòs li pa't ka dòmi yèswa.
The baby was congested. He couldn't sleep last night because of it.
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference, Look up Haitian Creole and English
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