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to trust (v.) -*fè konfyans to have faith -gen lafwa to believe -kwè
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*When using, 'fè konfyans', the object pronoun is placed after 'fè'. Example: I trust you. -M fè ou konfyans. We trust him. -Nou fè li konfyans. I trust my dad. -M fè papa m konfyans I trusted them. -M te fè yo konfyans. She trusted him. -Li te fè li konfyans.
Here are other expressions for "s'ak pase" that I have compiled: s'ak regle, s'ak rive, s'ak mennen, s'ak ap fèt, s'ak kouran, s'ak nouvo, s'ak genyen, sa nou fè, ki pwogrè w, ki aktivite w, ki nouvèl w, ki lavi w, kijan/kòman n'ap woule, kijan/kòman n'ap mennen, kijan/kòman bagay yo ye, kijan/kòman jounnen w ye, etc. I pretty sure that there are more. Please add on to this list if you know more.
Also, here are some responses to "s'ak pase": Nou nan lalit, mwen anfòm, mwen ok(e), n'ap degaje nou, n'ap demele nou, n'ap debouye nou, n'ap woule, n'ap viv, n'ap mennen, n'ap goumen, n'ap batay, n'ap regle, n'ap dirije, n'ap fè efò, n'ap kòntinye, n'ap pèsevere, n'ap redi, n'ap pwogrese, n'ap avanse, etc. Please correct and/or add more expressions if you know more and that are not on this list.