Haitian Creole

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pa vle wè → hate, can't tolerate
pa ka wè → can't tolerate, can't stand
Pa ka sipòte → can't stand, can't tolerate

Mwen pa vle wè li.
I hate him.

M pa ka wè lè w fè sa.
I hate when you do that.

Mwen pa ka wè li.
I can't stand her.
I can't tolerate her.

Mwen pa ka wè chen k'ap jape.
I can't stand barking dogs.
I can't tolerate barking dogs.

other Creole words for hate are: deteste, degoute, rayi

say heart in creole

kè

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Where can I find Haitian Creole Catholic Mass responses?

Do you mean prayers such as: Hail Mary, Our Father in Heaven, ... or other mass responses?
Here are some sites that may be helpful:
http://www.wakingupcatholic.com/ht/common-catholic-prayers/109-act-faith.html
http://www.wakingupcatholic.com/ht/common-catholic-prayers/109-act-faith.html

or

Contact Mr. Mapou at Libreri Mapou (305)757-9922.
He has some Creole Catholic prayer books.

Mèsi :)

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what are you doing?

What are you doing link
Kisa w'ap fè la?
Sa w'ap fè la?
or
Kisa w'ap fè?

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my turn

Understanding "pa" as possessive link
Use "pa" as possessive here link

my turn
tou pa m (contracted from 'tou pa mwen')

your turn
tou pa w (contracted from 'tou pa ou')

their turn
tou pa yo

It's my turn.
Se tou pa m.

It's not your turn.
Se pa tou pa w.

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What does Neg poze la mean?

Maybe you meant: Nèg ap poze la?

which literally mean: Man is resting there

Coming from a native, it would mean: I am taking a break. or I am resting.

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'On the way' as in: They're on their way. or It's on its way.

on the way → nan wout.

They're on their way.
Yo nan wout.

It's on its way.
Li nan wout.

I'm on my way. Be patient.
Mwen an wout. Pran pasyans.

The package is on its way. I mailed it yesterday.
Pake a nan wout. Mwen te poste li yè.

The kids are on their way. They left two hours ago.
Timoun yo nan wout. Yo te kite dezè d'tan pase.

The team is on its way. Their bus left at 10.
Ekip la nan wout. Bis yo a te kite a dizè.

On the way to... → Sou wout

We were on the way to Arcahaie when it started raining.
Nou te sou wout Lakayè lè li te koumanse fè lapli.

They were on their way home when they decided to head back.
Yo te sou wout lakay yo lè te deside tounen.

He was on his way to work when he got the call.
Li te sou wout travay li lè li te resevwa apèl la.