how to say respect your daddy

Respect your daddy.

Respekte papa ou.

Respect your dad, you hear!

Respekte papa ou, tande!

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na

na → nou va → we will

"Na" is a contracted form of "nou va" which means "we will"

example:
Na pale pita. - We'll talk later.

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Using "va" to express the future tense

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Gade 'm

Gade m → look at me
Gade w → Look at you
Gade li → Look at him/her
Gade nou → Look at us
Gade yo → Look at them

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how to write turgeau and haut-turgeau on kreyol...maybe few names more like thor le volant, zone predailler, savane salee and what does Mais Gate means?All right, thank you! :)

The Creole names for the following cities are:

Turgeau → Tijo

Haut-turgeau → Wo-Tijo

Thor le volant → Tò Levolan

Zone pedailler → Zòn pedaye

Savane Salée → Savàn Sale

Maïs Gaté →Mayi Gate ("mayi" is Creole for corn. "gate" is Creole for spoiled. So that'll make "spoiled Corn" :)

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This group should not be named Haitians. They don't speak just any creole, haitians speak haitian creole...

Dakò, mesaj la pase :)

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This is a great site! However please add more pictures!! :)

More pictures!!!! Got it :)

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can we pray i'm sleepy

Can we pray?
Eske nou kapab priye?

Can we pray now?
Eske nou kapab priye kounye a?

Let's pray.
An nou priye.   or

An nou lapriyè.

I'm sleepy.

Dòmi nan je m.

or

I'm sleepy.
Mwen gen dòmi.

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what's wrong

What's wrong?
Kisa ki genyen?  or

Kisa ou genyen?

What's wrong with you?

Kisa ou genyen?

What's wrong with him/her?

Kisa li genyen?

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can i have a glass of soda

Can I have a soda?
Eske mwen ka gen yon soda?

Can I have some soda? a glass of soda?

Eske mwen ka gen yon vè kola?

Can I have a glass of water?
Eske mwen ka gen yon vè dlo?
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call me when you wake up

Translation:

Rele m lè ou reveye.

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It seems that in Creole, Nou can be a respectfulway to adress someone instead of ou, are there rules on how how and when to use it?

Yes, it does seem like it, especially when you're addressing someone older than you.

But "Nou" translates "we" and "you (plural)".

You will especially use "nou" when addressing a crowd of people too.

\Example:

1. God bless you all.
Bondye beni nou.

2. I love you (to a crowd).
Mwen renmen nou.

3. Hello to you all.

Bonjou a nou tout.

4. We will never forget.
Nou pap janm bliye.

5. We are one.
Nou se youn.

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May I have...?

May I have...?

Eske mwen mèt pran...?

Eske ou ka ban mwen...?

Example:

May I have this book?

Eske mwen mèt pran liv sa?  or

Eske ou ka ban mwen live sa?

May I have your telephone number?

Eske ou ka ban mwen nimewo telefòn ou?

May I have this job?

Eske ou ka ban mwen travay sa?

Mwen vle ba ou yon bo ki fre anpil. Eskew vle kounyea? (in English and is this something someone could say to you just as a friend or is it more sexual?)

That sounds sexual.
It translates: I want to give a very wet kiss. Do you want this now?

Sounds like someone is getting very lucky ☺

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Ou pa vle mwen karese ou anko? Ou vle kouche sou mwen? (English?) thanks:)

Don't you want me to caress you any more? Do you want to lie on top of me?

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Mwen bo ou epi mwen sere ou sou mwen (English?)

I kiss you and then I held you real tight.

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