What does that mean? - Kisa sa vle di?
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Saturday, June 4, 2011
How do you say, "what does that mean?"
kisa | sa | vle | di | (uncontracted)
sa | sa | vle | di | (contracted)
what | that | want | to say | (translation)
What does that mean?
Sa sa vle di?
or
Kisa sa vle di?
What do you mean?
Sa w vle di?
or
Kisa w vle di?
sa | sa | vle | di | (contracted)
what | that | want | to say | (translation)
What does that mean?
Sa sa vle di?
or
Kisa sa vle di?
What do you mean?
Sa w vle di?
or
Kisa w vle di?
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Monday, May 23, 2011
Saying 'what" in Haitian Creole
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BONJOU!
'Kisa' is Haitian Creole for 'what'.
Example:
Kisa ou vle?
What do you want?
In both spoken and written Haitian Creole, 'Kisa' is contracted down to 'sa' most of the times.
Kisa → Sa
'Kisa' and 'sa' are interchangeable.
Example:
1. Kisa ou vle?
Sa ou vle?
What do you want?
2. Kisa ou bezwen?
Sa ou bezwen?
What do you need?
3. Kisa ou ka fè?
Sa ou ka fè?
What can you do?
4. Kisa ki pase?
Sa ki pase?
Sa k pase?
What's happenning?, what's up?
5. Di m kisa ou panse.
Di m sa ou panse.
Tell me what you think.
6. M pa konn kisa pou m fè.
M pa konn sa pou m fè.
I don't know what to do.
7. Kisa sa vle di?
Sa sa vle di?
What does that mean?
8. Kisa sa ye?
Sa sa ye?
What is this?
(and in other sentences with 'what')
9. Kisa lanmou ye?
What is love?
10. Sa lavi ye?
What is life?
11. Sa yon 'wiki' ye?
What's a 'wiki'?
Mèsi e pase yon bon jounen.
Thanks and have a good day.
Track: Kisa k Sekrè Lavi a by Sandra d'Haiti
BONJOU!
'Kisa' is Haitian Creole for 'what'.
Example:
Kisa ou vle?
What do you want?
In both spoken and written Haitian Creole, 'Kisa' is contracted down to 'sa' most of the times.
Kisa → Sa
'Kisa' and 'sa' are interchangeable.
Example:
1. Kisa ou vle?
Sa ou vle?
What do you want?
2. Kisa ou bezwen?
Sa ou bezwen?
What do you need?
3. Kisa ou ka fè?
Sa ou ka fè?
What can you do?
4. Kisa ki pase?
Sa ki pase?
Sa k pase?
What's happenning?, what's up?
5. Di m kisa ou panse.
Di m sa ou panse.
Tell me what you think.
6. M pa konn kisa pou m fè.
M pa konn sa pou m fè.
I don't know what to do.
7. Kisa sa vle di?
Sa sa vle di?
What does that mean?
8. Kisa sa ye?
Sa sa ye?
What is this?
(and in other sentences with 'what')
9. Kisa lanmou ye?
What is love?
10. Sa lavi ye?
What is life?
11. Sa yon 'wiki' ye?
What's a 'wiki'?
Mèsi e pase yon bon jounen.
Thanks and have a good day.
Track: Kisa k Sekrè Lavi a by Sandra d'Haiti
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