Nou poze.
We rest. (literally)
S'ak regle?
Wha'ts up?
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
lyrics yellow bird (Creole?)
Choukoun (also called Ti Zwazo and Yellow Bird)
1. Dèyè yon gwo touf pengwen* Behind a mass of penguin
Lòt jou m rankontre Choukoun The other day I met Choukoun
Li souri lè li wè mwen She smiled when she saw me
Mwen di: "Syèl, ala bèl moun!" I said, "Heavens, what a beauty!"
Mwen di: "Syèl, ala bèl moun!" I said, "Heavens, what a beauty!"
Li di m li twouve sa chè She said She held that dear.
Ti zwezo nan bwa Little birds in the woods
ki t'ape koute m Who were listening
Ti zwezo nan bwa Little birds in the woods
ki t'ape koute m Who were listening
Lè mwen sonje sa When I thought of that
Mwen genyen lapenn It gave me such pain
Ka depi jou sa For, since that day
De pye mwen nan chenn Both my feet were in chains
Choukoun se yon marabou Choukoun is a beauty
Je li klere kòm chandèl Her eyes are bright like candles
Li gen ti tete doubout She has erected breasts
Ay! si Choukoun te fidèl If only she was faithful
Ay! si Choukoun te fidèl If only she was faithful
Jan mwen ta renmen li How I would have loved her
Ti dan Choukoun Choukoun's teeth
blan kou lèt Are white like milk
Bouch li koulè Her lips are the same color
kayimit as kayimit*
Li pa gwo fanm, She's not a big woman
li gwosèt This could mean she's petite
Fanm konsa women like that
plè mwen touswit I find very pleasant
Fanm konsa women like that
plè mwen touswit I find very pleasant
Tan pase The time of yesterdays
pa tan jodi! is not the time of today
*pengwen might also be a dense bushy tree
*Kayimit is a fruit that has a mauve color
Monday, December 19, 2011
where
where → ki kote, kote, or kibò
Where is it?
Kote li ye?
or
Ki kote li ye?
or
Kibò li ye?
Where should I meet you?
Kote mwen dwe rankontre w?
or
Ki kote mwen rankontre w?
or
Kibò mwen dwe rankontre w?
I don't where I am.
Mwen pa konn kote mwen ye.
or
Mwen pa konn kibò mwen ye.
This is the place where I found it.
Sa se plas kote mwen te jwenn li a.
Sa se plaski kote kote mwen te jwenn li a.
Sa se plaskibò kote mwen te jwenn li a.
Where is it?
Kote li ye?
or
Ki kote li ye?
or
Kibò li ye?
Where should I meet you?
Kote mwen dwe rankontre w?
or
Ki kote mwen rankontre w?
or
Kibò mwen dwe rankontre w?
I don't where I am.
Mwen pa konn kote mwen ye.
or
Mwen pa konn kibò mwen ye.
This is the place where I found it.
Sa se plas kote mwen te jwenn li a.
Sa se plas
Sa se plas
Labels:
kote and ki kote,
where
HOW DO YOU SAY i NEED YOUR SUPPORT IN HAITAIN CREOLE?
Support (n.) → sipò, èd, or asistans
I need your support.
Mwen bezwen sipò ou. (singular)
Mwen bezwen sipò nou. (plural)
Let's work together.
An nou mete tèt ansanm.
An nou kole zepòl nou.
An nou pote kole
how do you say please share the joy
Please share the joy.
Tanpri, pataje lajwa a.
Tanpri, pataje jwisans lan.
More natively speaking...
Tanpri, pataje lajwa a non!
Tanpri, pataje jwisans lan non!
Labels:
Peace Love Joy
In a good mood (Creole)
In a good mood
nan bon san
sou san
sou plezi
He's in a good mood.
Li nan bon san l.
Li sou san l.
Li sou plezi.
I am in a good mood.
Mwen nan bon san m.
Mwen sou san m
M sou plezi.
nan bon san
sou san
sou plezi
He's in a good mood.
Li nan bon san l.
Li sou san l.
Li sou plezi.
I am in a good mood.
Mwen nan bon san m.
Mwen sou san m
M sou plezi.
what is the meaning of stupid in haitian creole
Stupid, in Haitian Creole, means the same as in English: unitelligent, idiotic, or foolish. This word, in Creole, will be translated as: estipid, sòt, egare, gaga, kannannan, bègwè, and even bouki
how do you say dear in Kreyol
my dear (to a female) → machè
dear → chè, cheri, chou
darling → cheri, chouchou
dear → chè, cheri, chou
darling → cheri, chouchou
My dear John → John cheri
my dearest Jeanette → Jeanette chouchou
my little darling → Ti cheri mwen
my dear (dearest) → cheri mwen, chouchou mwen, doudou mwen, etc...
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Endearing names in Creole
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