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Monday, July 11, 2011

dim voyel

Di m (di mwen) - tell me

voye l (voye li) - send it

Di m voye l - tell me to send it.
(I don't know what the context is, I hope this makes sense to you.)

how to say talken to you

Talk → pale or koze
talk to you → pale avè w.

I'm talking to you.

Map pale avè w.

I can't talk to you right now.
M paka pale avè w pou le moman.

I'd like to talk to you .
M ta renmen pale avè w.
 

genyen

genyen or gen → to have

mwen vle'w mwen pou mwen suel

Correct way to say it:
Mwen vle ou pou mwen sèl. 
I want you all to myself.

I've heard of a Haitian proverb, "Little by little a bird builds its nest." I've seen the word for bird as "wazo" within it. Why is it wazo as opposed to swazo? Thanks!

Actually the correct Haitian Creole word is "zwazo".
It is derived from the french word "Oiseau", which is pronounced
"wazo".
So, literally, "wazo" is also correct.

The proverb goes:
Little by little a birds builds its nest.
Piti piti zwazo fè nich li.

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Thanks!

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where can i find children's books written in Creole?

EDUCAVISION: http://www.educavision.com/
and also
Libreri mapou: http://www.librerimapou.com/
You will find tons of Creole children's book at either places.

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Saturday, July 9, 2011

mwen la

mwen la. - I'm here. or I'm there.

fellowship

Fellowship (n.) - fratènite, kominyon, rasanbleman

Fellowship (v.) - rasanble

We will fellowship together - Nou pral rasanble ansanm. or Nou pral fè yon sèl fratènite.

"Fellowship in Christ" - kominyon