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

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table

tab

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mwen pa kon prenn Debat.

Debat means to stuggle to make ends meet, or to struggle to arrive to a specific goal.

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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

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WISH

To wish(verb) - swete
A wish (noun) - souwè

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Who doesn't want to fix your laptop?

(translated) - Kilès ki pa vle repare laptòp ou a?

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kisa nou te fè jodi a

Ki sa nou te fè jodi a? - What did we do today?

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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


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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

vit

Vit (adj.) - quick

Fè vit! - hurry up!

vit (noun) - glass window

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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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Wi nou pral sove mond la!

Wi nou pral sove monn nan - yes we're going to save the world

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may god bless you

May God bless you - Ke Bondye beni w!

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all-wise in creole

all-wise - toupatou, enfini, or omnisyan

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Yes, God bless the people of Japan.

I was looking at the images of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.  I have never seen such utter destruction.  To think that there may have been people in those tsunami-swept houses and cars is just inimaginable.  God bless them.

Is it French Creole or Haitian Creole? and Why?

1. Haiti's language is called Haitian Creole.
2. there are many other creole languages out there spoken in Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Seychelles, etc... Each of these countries has a different creole is, but the Haitian Creole is more widely spoken.

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