Mwen renmen Ayiti cherie nou pa bliye

Non, nou pa ka bliye.
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sou fimen woch is one being asked do u smoke crack?

Mwen pako janm tande koze 'fimen wòch la'....
Men sa mwen konn tande:
Eske ou fimen dwòg?
oubyen
Eske ou fimen mariwana?

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may god bless your country as this storm approach and hoping and praying for the safety of all.

May God bless your country as this storm approach and hoping and praying for the safety of all.

Se pou Bondye beni peyi nou pandan tanpèt la apwoche a, e mwen espere ak priye pou sekirite tout moun.

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do ya know what this means? yo ap kite miscad yo nan kanel yo. one more i know what this means but i wanna see what you see. w 'ap gen tan konnen.

Yo ap kite miskad yo nan kannèl yo.
They're leaving the nutmegs in the cinnamon.


W'ap gentan konnen.
Soon you'll know (most often said as a warning)

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very sweet in creole

trè dous or dous anpil
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what does moin mean

It is now 'mwen' in Haitian Creole.
It could translate I, ME, or MY

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Mandaly, what exactly would be the meaning of bonèt chavire?

That depends...  It could mean:
having a 'screw loose'
to loose all common sense
or
to be extremely angry
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kisa mo detounen vle di?

Detounen (from French detourner - divert, reroute), in Haitian Creole means to disrupt, disconcert, to redirect.
Creole speakers might say:
Li te yon bon timoun, men depi li te koumanse fè zanmi ak moun sa yo, li te detounen.
He was a good kid, but once he began hanging around these people, he was disrupted. (meaning his life was disrupted.)
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What is the name for the massage oil?

Do you mean like a Haitian remedy?
It's called frikson or pomad.
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How would you say "so" in the context of, say: "I want to read a book, so I should go to the library"? Are there multiple ways?

I think that's when  we might use  donk (so, therefore) or  konsa (so),  and sometimes pa konsekan (so therefore)
I want to read a book, so I should go to the library.
Mwen vle li yon liv, donk mwen ta dwe ale nan bibliyotèk la.
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ahhh...mwen pa fin konprann. ede'm tanpri!! Sa li vle di isit: Trezor sa se trezor paw. Men nimpot lot moun Ka we Li ,servi ak Li men ,se pa pou yo Li ye

Trezò     |   sa |   se |   trezò    |  pa'w.
Treasure |  this |   is  |  treasure | yours.
This treasure is yours

Men   |  nenpòt moun  |  ka wè li  |  sèvi ak li.
But      | any one            |  can see it |  serve with it.
But anyone may be able to see it, benefit from it.

Men  | se pa    | pou yo    |  li ye.
but     | it's not   | for them  |  it is.
But it doesn't belong to them.

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"Tout moun se moun"? Is this "All people are people"?

WI. Tout moun se moun. Pa gen moun pase moun.

Tout moun se moun.
Everybody is human.

Pa gen moun pase moun.
One person is not more important that the other
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Mandaly, does Creole "pi fo" means 'louder, stronger or most'?

It translates all three :)

Pale pi fò.
Speak louder.

Kòd sa a pi fò.
This rope is stronger.

Pifò elèv yo t'ale nan jounen an.
Most of the students went on the field trip.
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is there a word like "soupliye" or something like that stating the action of pleading or begging

Yes. It's sipliye  - to supplicate, to plead, to beg
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M genyen yon kesyon sou mo "anvi" a. Fraz sa yo sòti yon liv ki rele "Zig Lavi": pg 11 "Yo ban m anvi respekte lavi." pg 18 "Yon baye anvi wè." M konprann fraz sa yo kom: "They gave me a feeling of respect for live." "A yawn that was worth seeing."

anvi, as a verb, can be translated in English as to desire, to wish for, to crave, to want, to yearn for
anvi, as a noun, can be translated in English as a longing, an urge, a yearning, a desire

Ou byen tradui premye fraz la.
"Yo ban'm anvi respekte lavi."
"They gave me a feeling of respect for life."
They make want to respect life.  (literally)

In the second sentence, anvi wè means yearning to see, longing to see.
But anvi wè is used as an adjective here:

yon baye anvi wè.
a yawning of longing to see (literally)
a languishing yawn
an anxious yawn
or
a wishful yawn
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