Yep! What's kou pa pou da means,,

Hmm... Have you gotten the spelling right?

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Don't touch me.

Translation:
Don't touch me.
Pa manyen mwen.

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do you have anything against it?

Do you have anything agaisnt that?

Eske ou gen yon bagay kont sa?

Are you against it?

Eske ou kont sa?

Don't you agree?

Eske ou pa dakò?

Do you agree?

Eske ou dakò?

Do you agree with me?

Eske ou dakò avè m?

Is that right?

Eske se sa?  or

Se sa?

Isn't that right?

Eske se pa sa?  or

Se pa sa?

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what do you do for living?

What do you do for a living?

Ki metye ou?
Ki metye ou fè?
Ki pwofesyon ou?
Kisa ou fè?

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youn kesyon..kijan ou di enjoy an kreyol?

Enjoy! - Anmize ou! or Pran plezi ou!

Enjoy yourself well! - Anmize ou byen!  or Pran plezi ou nètalkole!

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Thank you for your time! That's nice of you! You are very kind!

Mèsi pou tan ou! Se yon bon bagay ou fè! Ou trè janti!

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we'll pick up the rest of lessons tommorrow, thank you & have a nice day's

Nap kontinye rès leson yo demen. Mèsi e pase yon bon jounen!

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don't mess with me!

There are many ways to say this:
Pa betize avè m! → Don't toy with me!

Pa jwe avè m! → Don't play with me!

Pa radote avè m! → Don't mess with me!

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It's a deal!

It's a deal!

Se dakò!

Pa gen pann!

Anfòm!

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Bring them home (Creole)

Bring them home.

Mennen yo lakay yo

Bring him/her home.

Mennen li lakay li.

Take me home.

Mennen mwen lakay mwen.

I will take you home.

Ma mennen ou lakay ou.

I know, this isn't going to work!

Mwen konnen, sa pap mache.

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Finalement, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say (Laugh) anything

Finalman, si ou pa gen anyen de byen pou ou di, pa pale.

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you might find this strange, but I need to know the CREOLE word for dried nasal mucus. Please

Not strange in my world at all ☺

Dried nasal mucus (booger, snot) → kaka nen

nasal mucus (non dried, runny mucus) → larim

runny nose → nen koule

Siince we're on the subject of , I might as well add a few more terms.

Eye booger → lasi, or lasi nan je

 Dried drool around the mouth → bòkyè

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I was born in haiti and then adopted into America. Now I've forgotten my language. How do I begin to relearn it?

There are so many ways and places where you can start my friend.
Have you visted Haiti since the adoption?
Have you kept in touch with your biological family?
Are you well informed of your culture and the history of Haiti's foundation?
Perhaps you can invite your family to learn the language together with you.

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what does ah ou mean

"ah" is in interjection.

ou → pronoun "you"
Example:

Ah! ou ap blage! - You're joking!

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