Haitian Creole: Endearing names in Creole

Manman cheri or
Chè manman,

*If someone were to call me dear, I would prefer "Mandaly cheri" over "Chè Mandaly". The latter sounds French. The first one is definitely more endearing.

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how to say my love in creole

My love → lanmou mwen, anmourèz mwen

My sweetie (my honey) → cheri mwen

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endearing names for girlfriend, fanm

kòkòt, doudous, chouboulout, ti chouchou, anmourèz, ti boubout, menaj mwen, choupèt...

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Is there any other ways to say "sweet heart" "Baby" etc. to your girlfriend in Kreyol other than "Ti cheri" and " Choupet"

Yes! there are many:
kòkòt mwen, doudous mwen, siwo mwen, chouboulout mwen, myèl mwen,ti chouchou mwen, koukou, boubou, ti kè m, amou kè m, kè mwen, anmourèz, flè mwen, toutou mwen, ti boubout mwen, ti chachou, menaj mwen, ti chat mwen, trezò mwen, marabou mwen, ti kokonèt mwen, rèn lavi mwen, vwayajè de nwi mwen, bonbon siwo m, fanm dous mwen, nannan m, ...

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how to say 'my honey"

My honey - cheri mwen, boubout mwen, kòkòt mwen, or anmourèz mwen

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Is there a term/phrase for "soul mate" in Kreyol? Would it be similar to the french 'âme soeur'?

Soul mate - boulpik, anmourèz, tokay, or sometimes people would also say "kè" which means 'heart'.

Examples:

Ou se boulpik mwen.
Ou se amourèz mwen.
Ou se tokay mwen.
Ou se kè mwen.
All mean "You are my true love." or "You are my true friend".

Soul mate - kòkòt a Figaro (expression which means 'inseparable')
Example:
Daniel and Sheila are soul mates - Daniel and Sheila se kòkòt a Figaro
âme-soeur is not generally used in Haitian Creole.
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i love you honey in creole?

I love you honey. - M renmen ou, cheri

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