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Tuesday, August 6, 2013

avanyè (anvanyè)

avanyè (anvanyè) - the day before yesterday
yè (ayè) - yesterday
today - jodi a, jodi, jounen jodi a
nan demen (nan landmen) - the next day
nan demen maten (nan maten) - the next morning
twa jou apre - three days later
de mwa apre - two months later

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Pousantaj (pousantay) - percentage

percent - pousan
one percent - yon pousan
ten percent - di pousan
fifty percent - senkant pousan
one hundred percent - san pousan

What's the percentage?
Ki pousantay la?

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Monday, August 5, 2013

Is kase bwa nan zorey a good term or not?

a good term in relation to what now ?
I am not sure if it can be categorized as good or bad.  It means to sweet talk, to say sweet nothings in someone's ears.


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