NEGERIA, PA ALE A ROUT LA TOU!

Is Negeria the name of a person?

PA ALE A ROUT LA TOU! is not Haitian Creole. But it is definitely Creole.
Perhaps you might want to give more info on the context. Thanks :)

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my greatest love

My greatest love - Pi gran lanmou mwen

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Omg Mw ta mange yon bon ti mayi mouli avek zaboka

Haitians do not say OMG☺ They'd say MEZANMI!

Translation:
Oh how I would love to eat cornmeal and avocados.
Put some hot pepper on mine, please:)

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I want you to know how much I love you in Creole language

Translation:
Mwen vle ou konnen kòman mwen renmen ou.

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chita

Chita. - Sit down

Chita tande. - Sit and listen.

Chita tann. - Sit and wait.

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lapoula?

La pou la (lapoula) - Right then and there, immediately, at this instant

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under the earth has no parties

Translation:

Anba tè a, pa gen fèt.

I'm assuming that you mean to say that when you're six feet under, there are no partying,, right?

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grand fo ma!

Do you mean: Grann, fò m ale! - Grandma, I must go!

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what does respete mean

If you mean: respekte (v.) → to respect
If you mean: repete (v.) → to repeat

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how to write jesus haiti is in your hands

Jesus, Haiti is in your hands.
Jezi, Ayiti nan men ou.

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how are you

How are you? - Kouman ou ye?
See other introductory phrases in Haitian Creole at this link: http://sweetcoconuts.blogspot.com/2011/06/25-useful-introductory-haitian-creole.html

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On lesson 23, the future tense post) you wrote the sentence, Machin sa pral pa w. Why the pa, if its not a negative sentence? (THE CAR WILL BE YOURS)

In that case I was talking about the possessive pronouns:

If you were using the following possessive pronouns and you needed to make a negative sentence, you would have to use yet another "pa" in your sentence. See examples below. Hope this helps.

The followings are possessive pronouns

pa mwen (pa m) → mine

pa ou (pa w) → yours

pa li (pa l) → his, hers

pa nou (pa n) → ours

pa yo → theirs

Examples:

Sa se pa m. - This mine.

Manje sa se pa w. - this food is yours.

Liv sa se pa li. - The book is his.

Kay la se pa nou. - The house is ours.

Magazen an se pa yo. - The store is theirs.

Kote pa m? - Where is mine?

Using negative sentences

Manje sa se pa pa w. - This food is not yours

Liv sa se pa pa m. - This book is not mine.

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what does get mean

gèt → from thr French "guetter"

It means to wait for, to anticipate, to stalk

This is not a Creole word, but it is used in a few creole expressions.

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what does vexer en rager mean

vekse (v.) → to insult

anraje - to lose you cool, to lose your temper, to act in a senseless manner.
Li vekse m.

He insulted me.

Mesye a vekse.  Li mande anraje.

The man was insulted.  He lost his temper.

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how do you say satan in creole

same spelling, different ponunciation
Satan → satan

devil → dyab

evil → mechan, malveyan, satanik

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