Kanpe (pronounced kuh-pay) → to stand
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Friday, September 30, 2011
SE PA KOUNEY..
Se pa kounye...
Se pa kounye a...
It's been a long time since...
It's been some time...
Se pa kounye a m'ap rele w non!
I've been calling you for some time!
Is there a difference between paske, piske and akoz de?
paske → because
Example:
I am going to lie down because I'm tired.
Mwen pral kouche paske mwen fatige.
piske → since, because of, in view of, on account of
Example:
I'm going home since you don't want to talk to me.
Mwen pral lakay mwen piske ou pa vle pale avè m.
akoz de → because of, as a result of, as a consequence
Example:
I'm able to see better because of the surgery.
Mwen kapab wè miyò akoz de operasyon an.
Labels:
piske and deske
Going on a first date. Dating. Going out to dinner. Going to a restaurant. Boyfriend/girlfriend.
Boyfriend → menaj
Girlfriend → menaj
Going to a restaurant.
Ale nan yon restoran.
Let's go eat out.
An ale manje nan yon restoran.
An ale manje deyò.
Let's go out to dinner.
An al dine deyò.
An al dine nan yon restoran.
We're dating.
Nou renmen.
Nou ansanm.
Nou fè menaj.
What's the difference between kijan and koman?
Kijan, kouman, and kòman, all means "how".You may use them interchangeably.
How are you?
Kouman ou ye? or
kijan ou ye? or
kòman ou ye?
How did you do on your exam?
Kouman ou te kompoze? or
kijan ou te konpoze? or
Kòman ou te konpoze?
How's the food?
Kouman manje a ye? or
Kijan manje a ye? or
Kòman manje a ye?
How do I say "See you, God willing"
God willing → sidyevle, si dye vle, si Bondye vle
See you tomorrow God willing
Na wè demen si Bondye vle.
Labels:
God willing
how you say enjoy yourself and god bless you love you
Enjoy yourself.
Pran plezi ou.
Anmize tèt ou byen.
God bless you.
Bondye beni ou.
We love you.
Nou renmen ou.
Labels:
enjoy,
God bless you,
have fun
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Can you tell me what 'diplo sa a setifye' means in Creole. Or do I need a "m" after the diplo? I want to say "this award certifies that" I'm hoping if it's french it will be OK as is because I'm using a PDF template and can't change it.
It's "Diplòm" with an "m" attach at the end. (Yes, you need the "m")
Diplòm → certificate, diploma, award, official document
"Diplòm Sa a Sètifye" is Creole for "This diploma certifies" or "This certificate attests" or "This award certifies"
Don't forget the accents on the letters.
eske si ou fèk ansent, ou bwè asosi, eske li ka touye pitit la?
(This question is asking whether the herbs "asosi" will endanger a fetus)
Si ou fèk ansent, te asosi kapab fasilite yon avòtman.
Nan peyi Brezil, kèk moun ki bezwen fè avòtman sèvi ak asosi.
Men nan peyi Ayiti, yon fwa gwosès la trè avanse, gen moun ki konn bwè te asosi pou bay timoun nan po klè.
Yo konn sèvi ak te asosi pou ede yon fanm ansent akouche pi vit, ak pou fè fanm ki fèt akouche fè anpil lèt pou bebe a.
Si ou ansent, toujou tyeke ak doktè ou anvan ou pran yon remèd ou byen yon te.
Nan peyi Brezil, kèk moun ki bezwen fè avòtman sèvi ak asosi.
Men nan peyi Ayiti, yon fwa gwosès la trè avanse, gen moun ki konn bwè te asosi pou bay timoun nan po klè.
Yo konn sèvi ak te asosi pou ede yon fanm ansent akouche pi vit, ak pou fè fanm ki fèt akouche fè anpil lèt pou bebe a.
Si ou ansent, toujou tyeke ak doktè ou anvan ou pran yon remèd ou byen yon te.
SE PASE MWEN TAP PASE MWEN TANDE RELE.. YON ZANMI KI TAP BAT MENNAGE LI.
I was passing by, I heard a scream... A friend was beating up on his girlfriend.
I am planning a memeorial service for a haitian friend. Don't have time to get the Chants D'Esperance. Where can i get the words for "My Hope..."; "Take my life..."; All hail..."; and "What a friend we have in Jesus". Many thanks!
Try Chants d'Esperance Online.
Look in the Creole section.
I've include the numbers where you would find the sings you're looking for.
http://chantsdesperanceonline.com/chantsdesperance/kreyol
My hope is built... #7
Take my life... #50
All hail... #70
What a friend... #74
My hope is built... #7
Take my life... #50
All hail... #70
What a friend... #74
often when I ask people how they are. They say "Byen" and then something that sounds like "gras a diou" What would that mean.
Gras a Dye.
Thanks to God.
By the grace of God.
Mwen byen gras a Dye.
I'm well by the grace of God.
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