It's teeth hissing.
It's probably a short code that texters use which means, "ignoring you" or other similar phrases.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Is "tchiupp" a cuss word?
No. It's teeth hissing. It's called tchwipe in Haitian Creole.
It's a hissing sound you make with your teeth (sucking air in) to let someone know you're ignoring them.
It's a hissing sound you make with your teeth (sucking air in) to let someone know you're ignoring them.
how do you say turn off
It depends. You could say:
fèmen - turn off (or)
etenn - turn off
check out exercise 66 on 2/22/2011 blog at:
http://sweetcoconuts.blogspot.com/2011/02/exercise-66-turning-on-and-turning-off.html
fèmen - turn off (or)
etenn - turn off
check out exercise 66 on 2/22/2011 blog at:
http://sweetcoconuts.blogspot.com/2011/02/exercise-66-turning-on-and-turning-off.html
Sunday, March 13, 2011
mwen pa kon prenn Debat.
Debat means to stuggle to make ends meet, or to struggle to arrive to a specific goal.
to strive, to contend, redemeer, creole translation, please.
To strive - debat (pronounced day-baht)
to contend (to declare that something is true) - deklare
to contend (compete or struggle) - goumen pou
redeemer - redanmtè
Morning Routine with Audio
This audio clip is available for download at this link:
http://limanecasimi.audioacrobat.com/download/b67472dc-89c7-a3f3-0ca4-201160fa7a71.mp3
Press the play button to listen and practice
Introduction and Greetings:
Bonjou tout moun!, Kouman nou ye?
Vocabulary words
1. reveye - to wake up
2. leve - to get up
3. bwose - to brush
4. benyen - to shower
5. dan - tooth, teeth
6. abiye - to get dress, to dress up
7. dejene - to eat breakfast
8. antre - to come in, to get in
9. ale - to go
10. epi - and then, and
Sentences
1. m reveye bonè - I wake up early
2. m leve nan kabann - I get up from bed
3. m bwose dan m - I brush my teeth
4. m benyen byen vit - I shower quickly
5. m abiye - i get dressed
6. m dejene - I eat breakfast
7. m antre nan machin mwen - I get into my car
8. Epi m ale travay - And then I go to work
Enben, mèsi - Well, thank you
Pase bon jounen - have a good day
Orevwa - good bye
Track: Dayiva by Ti Corn
http://limanecasimi.audioacrobat.com/download/b67472dc-89c7-a3f3-0ca4-201160fa7a71.mp3
Press the play button to listen and practice
Introduction and Greetings:
Bonjou tout moun!, Kouman nou ye?
Vocabulary words
1. reveye - to wake up
2. leve - to get up
3. bwose - to brush
4. benyen - to shower
5. dan - tooth, teeth
6. abiye - to get dress, to dress up
7. dejene - to eat breakfast
8. antre - to come in, to get in
9. ale - to go
10. epi - and then, and
Sentences
1. m reveye bonè - I wake up early
2. m leve nan kabann - I get up from bed
3. m bwose dan m - I brush my teeth
4. m benyen byen vit - I shower quickly
5. m abiye - i get dressed
6. m dejene - I eat breakfast
7. m antre nan machin mwen - I get into my car
8. Epi m ale travay - And then I go to work
Enben, mèsi - Well, thank you
Pase bon jounen - have a good day
Orevwa - good bye
Track: Dayiva by Ti Corn
Saturday, March 12, 2011
to ambush, to retrive, to recite, Tsunami, Darkness. creole translation, please.
ambush (verb) - pran nan pèlen (or) pran nan pyèj
ambush (noun) - anbiskad
to retrieve - al chache
to recite - resite
Tsunami - sinami
darkness - fènwa
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