haha..actually I'm wanting English translation for "Woy mezanmi wo kòd la kase." They are song lyrics and I don't know what it means:) Maybe more of the lyrics are needed?

Ok :)

Woy mezanmi wo, Kòd la kase!

Oh! Golly Geez! The rope is broken.

Woy  mezanmi wo is an interjection.  It can be what ever you want it to be:

Woy mezanmi wo! → Oh God, Oh no, Oh danm, Oh Gosh, Gee whiz, etc....

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that's it, No, it isn't.

That's it. → Se sa

No it isn't. → Non se pa sa.

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Print.. that's it.

To print → enprime, kopye

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I saw a lady walking by with her hands on hips.

Mwen wè yon fanm k'ap pase avèk men l sou kote l.

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Woy mezanmi wo kòd la kase

That's funny!
I hope you didn't fall when your rope broke.

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I will miss you for sure

I'll miss you for sure.

M'ap sonje w sètènman.

M'ap sonje w asireman.

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You reap what you sow

You reap what you sow.
Sa ou simen, se li ou rekòlte.
or more popularly,
Sa ou fè, se li ou wè.

how do u say damn look at all these hatians

Mezanmi, gade Ayisyen!

I've heard that before :)

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How do you says "that's crazy"?

I'm not sure how you want to use that phrase.
But it could have different meanings.
In the purest sense, it's translated as: Bagay sa a fou!

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you talk about god

Ou pale de Bondye

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good bye son

Orevwa pitit gason m

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Could you translate this?"Isn't there always an 'I-told-you-so' with you?"

Isn't there always an 'I-told-you-so' with you?

Eske ou pa toujou ap di "Mwen te di sa"?

There's always an 'I-told-you-so' with you.

Ou toujou ap di 'Mwen te di sa'.

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You wish! (sarcastically)

You wish!

Se sa ou ta remen!

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How do you say "How do you say" in Creole?

How do you say ...?
Kijan yo di   ? or
Kouman yo di...?

How do you say "paper" in Creole?
Kijan yo di "paper" an Kreyòl?

How do you say "licorice" in Creole?
Kouman yo di "licorice" an Kreyòl?

I am fearfully and wonderfully made!

It's hard to literally translate this passive sentence in Creole without changing the meaning a bit.

I am assuming that you are saying:

"God made me a wonderdul being"

I'll translate it that as:

Ou kreye mwen ak de men ou.

Literally: You made me with your own two hands

Translation: I am wonderfully crafted.

or

Ou kreye m ak anpil ladrès.

You created me with great care.

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