I am tired today.
Mwen fatige jodi a.
HOW YOU SAY GOTTA LET HIS MIND WONDER
who's gotta? We or I?
We gotta let his mind wander.
We gotta let his mind wander.
N'ap kite imajinasyon l travay.
How do you write "Brushing your teeth everyday can keep you healthy" in creole
"Brushing your teeth everyday can keep you healthy"
Bwo se dan w chak jou kapab kenbe ou an sante.
Haitian Creole "pa" is not always "negative", is it?
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To listen to this audio, press the play button and follow along please :)
Zanmi mwen yo, Bonjou!
WORD: PA
6. Sa se valiz pa m nan.
This bag is mine.
That's my bag.
13. Jodi a se jou konje m. Mwen p'ap fè yon pa.
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Zanmi mwen yo, Bonjou!
Hello my friends!
Kouman nou ye?
How are you doing?
Mwen espere tout bagay ap mache byen.
I hope everything is going well.
WORD: PA
Pa → negative indicator
Pa → forms possessive pronoun
Pa → steps
Pa → by means of, via, per, by ....
Pa → negative (not, do
not, don’t …)
1. Se pa sa.
It's not that.
That's not it.
2. Pa fè sa.
Don’t do that.
3. M pa’t konnen
(contracted)
Mwen pa te konnen
(uncontracted)
I didn’t know.
Pa → part, form possessive
pronouns
4. Sa se pa’m.
(contracted)
Sa se pa mwen.
(uncontracted)
That’s mine.
5. Sa se pa l la.
(contracted)
Sa se pa li a.
(uncontracted)
This is his/hers
6. Sa se valiz pa m nan.
This bag is mine.
That's my bag.
7. Pase pa dèyè a.
Go through the back
8. M’ap voye l pa lapòs.
I’ll send it by mail
9. Mwen touche de fwa pa mwa.
I get paid two time per month.
I get paid twice a month.
I get paid two time per month.
I get paid twice a month.
10. Vwayaj la ap koute $150
pa tèt.
The trip will cost $150
per person
11. Pran medikaman ou twa fwa pa jou jan yo preskri l la.
Take your medicine three times per day as prescribed.
11. Pran medikaman ou twa fwa pa jou jan yo preskri l la.
Take your medicine three times per day as prescribed.
Pa → steps
12. Li dwe fè premye pa a.
She/He must take the
first step.
Today is my day off. I won't make one step.
Today is my day off. I won't go anywhere.
14. Chak pa mwen fè mennen m
pi pre lakay.
Each step I take leads
me closer to home
15. Ti pa ti pa n’a rive. (contracted)
Ti pa ti pa nou va rive. (uncontracted)
Little step little step we'll arrive.
Ti pa ti pa nou va rive. (uncontracted)
Little step little step we'll arrive.
Step by step we’ll get
there
Fè pa – pardon, go easy
on, forgive
16. Fè pa m → forgive me
17. Fè pa l tanpri → forgive
him, go easy on him please
18. Mwen fè pa w jodi a, men pa fè sa ankò.
I forgive you today, but don't do that again.
I'll let it slide today, but don't do that again.
Se tout pou jodi a. Mèsi e n'a wè.
That's all for today, Thanks and see ya.
Track: Reyinyon Konbit by Manno Charlemagne
Track: Reyinyon Konbit by Manno Charlemagne
Steps (in Creole)
Steps (n.) → pa, mach
step (v.) → fè pa, mache
Every steps she takes, she gets tired.
Chak pa li fè, li bouke.
The store is only a couple of steps from here.
Magazen an se de pa la.
They take one step forward and two steps backwards.
Yo fè yon pa annavan e de pa annaryè
step (v.) → fè pa, mache
Every steps she takes, she gets tired.
Chak pa li fè, li bouke.
The store is only a couple of steps from here.
Magazen an se de pa la.
They take one step forward and two steps backwards.
Yo fè yon pa annavan e de pa annaryè
per, by, via, through (in Creole)
by, via, per, by means of → pa
I see my son twice a week.
Mwen pitit gason mwen de fwa pa semèn.
They let the students go one by one.
Yo kite elèv yo ale youn pa youn.
We are saved by faith.
Nou sove pa lafwa.
I met her by accident.
Mwen rankontre li pa aksidan.
He entered the house through the window.
Li antre nan kay la pa fenèt la.
I know this song by heart.
Mwen konnen chante sa pa kè.
I see my son twice a week.
Mwen pitit gason mwen de fwa pa semèn.
They let the students go one by one.
Yo kite elèv yo ale youn pa youn.
We are saved by faith.
Nou sove pa lafwa.
I met her by accident.
Mwen rankontre li pa aksidan.
He entered the house through the window.
Li antre nan kay la pa fenèt la.
I know this song by heart.
Mwen konnen chante sa pa kè.
what do these words mean: Incompetent, ailments, implicate,
Do you mean to ask, how would you say them in Creole?
Incompetent - enkonpetan, maladwa, a goch, ineksperyanse
ailments - maladi, kò pa bon, atak
implicate - enplike, avili, asosye, enkrimine, akize, mete nan wonn
How do you say "sponsor"? (Our orphanage has sponsors for the children, who pay their expenses, write to them, receive letters, send small gifts, sometimes visit.)
Sponsor → sipòtè
Our orphanage has sponsors for the children, who pay their expenses, write to them, receive letters, send small gifts, sometimes visit.
Òfelina nou an genyen sipòtè ki ap fè depans, ekri ak resevwa lèt, voye ti kado e pafwa vin vizite timoun yo.
how to say tired
Tired → fatige, bouke, about, epuize, dekouraje, akable.
I'm tired.
Mwen fatige.
Mwen bouke.
Mwen about.
Mwen epuize.
Mwen dekouraje.
Mwen akable.
Mwen fatige.
Mwen bouke.
Mwen about.
Mwen epuize.
Mwen dekouraje.
Mwen akable.
will you go to the prom with me
Will you go to the prom with me?
Eske ou vle ale nan prom nan avèk mwen?
get well soon
Get well soon.
Fè mye byen vit.
(Literally: Get better quickly)
Fè mye byen vit.
(Literally: Get better quickly)
Get well soon.
M'espere ou refè byen vit.
(Literally: I hope you recover quickly)
M'espere ou refè byen vit.
(Literally: I hope you recover quickly)
Does "Mennen" need to be capitalized? My translator keeps capitalizing it, but I don't think that it's necessary. Here's an example: "Pou Mennen yon pisan, minister timoun nan legliz ou-a". The original text says "To lead a powerful, proven children's min
No, it does not need to be capitalized here.
How do you say math terms in Creole such as "plus" "minus" "equals" "times"?
plus (+) → plis
minus (-) → mwens
times (x) → miltipliye pa
divided by (/) → divize pa
equals (=) → egal
minus (-) → mwens
times (x) → miltipliye pa
divided by (/) → divize pa
equals (=) → egal
2 + 2 = 4
de plis de egal kat
de plis de egal kat
5 - 2 = 3
senk mwens de egal twa
senk mwens de egal twa
4 x 3 = 12
kat miltipliye pa twa egal douz
kat miltipliye pa twa egal douz
10 / 5 = 2
Dis divize pa senk egal de
Dis divize pa senk egal de
how do u say ''ask me anything''
Ask me anything.
Mande m nenpòt bagay.
Mande m nenpòt kisa.
Ask me any question.
Mande m nenpòt kesyon.
Please turn the computer off at night
Please turn the computer off at night.
Tanpri, etenn òdinatè a leswa
"unless" Google Translate translates this as "sof si" or "amwens" or "toutotan" but I don't think I've ever heard anyone say this. You've said that "si w pa" is the best way, which I understand, but can you help me understand the Google Translate version
Unless
sof si (literally 'save that', 'except if'. It's from the French 'sauf si')
sof si (literally 'save that', 'except if'. It's from the French 'sauf si')
sèl si (literally 'only if')
a mwens or amwenske (literally 'lest', 'except for')
toutotan (as long as)
Some examples with these expressions.
You will not pass the test unless you study.
Ou p'ap pase tès la sof si ou etidye.
Ou pa'p pase tès la sèl si ou etidye.
Ou p'ap pase tès la amwenske ou etidye.
As far as 'toutotan' is concerned, we tend to use it in negative sentences when we mean 'unless'
Unless you apologize, I won't come back to you.
Toutotan ou pa mande eskiz, mwen pap tounen avè w.
Unless you're done, we can't leave.
Toutotan ou pa fini, nou pa ka pati.
"Unless you bless me, I won't let you go."
"Toutotan ou pa beni w, mwen p'ap lage w."
As long as you still here, I'll help you.
Toutotan ou la toujou, m'ap ede w
gen yon
gen or genyen (at the beginning of a sentence) → There is / There are
Gen yon liv sou tab la.
There's a book on the table.
There's a book on the table.
Gen yon mouch nan soup mwen.
There's a fly in my soup.
There's a fly in my soup.
Gen yon fèt lakay li.
There's a party at her house.
There's a party at her house.
Gen anpil moun nan sal la.
There are many people in the room.
There are many people in the room.
he is insecure in their relationship
He is insecure in their relationship.
Li pa asire nan relasyon yo.
other ways:
He is insecure in their relationship.
Li pa santi l asire nan relasyon yo.
Li pa santi l byen kore nan relasyon yo.
Li pa santi l konfòtab nan relasyon yo.
Li pa santi l gason nan kay la.
is there a word to describe being insecure
So many words to describe that, so little time :)
being insecure
apreyansif (apprehensive)
kapon (not brave, not courageous, cowardly, faint hearted)
fenyan (faint hearted)
sou tansyon (apprehensive, anxious)
entimide (cowardly, fearful)
kannannan (not brave, scared, timid)
delika (faint hearted)
kè nan men (faint hearted)
lach (cowardly)
apreyansif (apprehensive)
kapon (not brave, not courageous, cowardly, faint hearted)
fenyan (faint hearted)
sou tansyon (apprehensive, anxious)
entimide (cowardly, fearful)
kannannan (not brave, scared, timid)
delika (faint hearted)
kè nan men (faint hearted)
lach (cowardly)
Can we hear it?
Can we hear it?
Eske nou ka tande l?
Let us hear it.
Kite nou tande l.
Ban nou tande l.
Fè nou tande l.
north america south america europe africa asia antarctica australia
North America
Amerik di Nò
Amerik di Nò
South America
Amerik di Sid
Amerik di Sid
Europe
Ewòp
Ewòp
Africa
Afrik
Afrik
Asia
Azi
Azi
Antarctica
Antatik
Antatik
Australia
Ostrali
Ostrali
how do you say "this time" Is it "fwa sa a"??? and how do you say " next time"? is it pwochen fwa?? are these correct??
You are awesomely correct.
This time → fwa sa a
Next time → pwochèn fwa.
Keep it up.
He is Risen
He is risen.
Li resisite.
Li resisite.
He is raised from the dead.
Li leve soti nan lanmò.
Li leve soti nan lanmò.
Death could not get a hold of Him.
Lanmò pa't kab kenbe Li.
Lanmò pa't kab kenbe Li.
"The earth is the Lord's and everything in it." Psalm 24: 1
"The earth is the Lord's and everything in it."
"Tè a ak tout sa ki ladan li se pou Bondye."
How do I say: It is something that hurts me....li se yon bagay that hurts me.
It is something that hurts me.
Se yon bagay ki fè m mal.
Se yon bagay ki fè m mal.
It is something that saddens me.
Se yon bagay ki atriste m.
Se yon bagay ki atriste m.
i get it right this time
I get it right this time.
Mwen byen fè l fwa sa a. (I did it right this time)
Mwen byen konprann li fwa sa a. (I understand it well this time)
What does Qui me risque de rien a rien mean
Qui ne risque rien n'a rien.
He who risks nothing has nothing.
Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter!
Bòn Fèt Pak!
I wish you a Happy Easter
Mwen swete w yon Bòn Fèt Pak.
Jesus Christ is risen.
Jezi Kri resisite.
The lamb is alive.
Anyo a vivan.
He's not in the tomb anymore.
Li pa nan tonm nan ankò.
He conquered death.
Li gen pouvwa sou lanmò.
Bòn Fèt Pak!
I wish you a Happy Easter
Mwen swete w yon Bòn Fèt Pak.
Jesus Christ is risen.
Jezi Kri resisite.
The lamb is alive.
Anyo a vivan.
He's not in the tomb anymore.
Li pa nan tonm nan ankò.
He conquered death.
Li gen pouvwa sou lanmò.
Mwen swete ou yon Pak kontan.
You should say rather :)
Mwen swete ou yon Bon Pak!
Mwen swete ou yon Bon Pak!
I wish you a Happy Easter!
Happy Easter!
Bòn Fèt Pak!
Happy Easter!
Bòn Fèt Pak!
how to say I am sad for your father
I am sad for your father.
Mwen tris pou papa w.
Mwen tris pou papa w.
I am sorry (about what happened) to your father.
Mwen regrèt sa'k rive papa w la.
Mwen regrèt sa'k rive papa w la.
I am sad/sorry.
Mwen dezole.
Mwen regrèt.
Mwen dezole.
Mwen regrèt.
I am sorry about that.
Mwen dezole pou sa.
Mwen regrèt sa
Mwen dezole pou sa.
Mwen regrèt sa
What does this mean: Mwen ta renmen di kek bagay mwen pral regret. se sa ap fe'm tan jiske nou sou ansanm.
Mwen ta renmen di kek bagay mwen pral regret.
I'd like to say some things I will regret.
I'd like to say some things I will regret.
Se sa ap fe'm tan jiske nou sou ansanm.
does not make sense....
Could that second one be:
Se sa k fè m tann jouk nou sou ansanm?
That's why I wait until we're both drunk ?
How do you say: This is, It is, and That is?
this is / that is
Sa se
Se
or
Sa (if verb to be 'se' is not required
That is true.
Se vre.
Sa se vre.
This is how we do it.
Se konsa nou fè l.
Sa se konsa nou fè l.
This is baloney!
Se tenten!
Sa se tenten!
This is the only way.
Se sèl fason an.
Sa se sèl sè fason an.
This is broken.
This one is broken.
Sa a kase.
On the phone:
Hello, this is John. Can I talk to your mom?
Alo, se John. Eske m ka pale ak manman w?
It is
Se
Li (if 'se' is not required)
or
Sa
It is good.
Li bon.
It's done.
Li fini.
It's broken.
Li kase.
It's beautiful.
Li bèl.
It is a hat.
Se yon chapo.
It is a boy!
Se yon gason.
It's a beautiful house.
Se yon bèl kay.
It's weird.
This is weird.
Sa dwòl
Se dwòl
Sa se
Se
or
Sa (if verb to be 'se' is not required
That is true.
Se vre.
Sa se vre.
This is how we do it.
Se konsa nou fè l.
Sa se konsa nou fè l.
This is baloney!
Se tenten!
Sa se tenten!
This is the only way.
Se sèl fason an.
Sa se sèl sè fason an.
This is broken.
This one is broken.
Sa a kase.
On the phone:
Hello, this is John. Can I talk to your mom?
Alo, se John. Eske m ka pale ak manman w?
It is
Se
Li (if 'se' is not required)
or
Sa
It is good.
Li bon.
It's done.
Li fini.
It's broken.
Li kase.
It's beautiful.
Li bèl.
It is a hat.
Se yon chapo.
It is a boy!
Se yon gason.
It's a beautiful house.
Se yon bèl kay.
It's weird.
This is weird.
Sa dwòl
Se dwòl
how do your say I hope your enjoying this good friday, my friend.
I hope your enjoying this good friday, my friend.
Mwen espere w'ap pase yon bon vandredi sen zanmi m.
Mwen espere w'ap pase yon bon vandredi sen zanmi m.
how to write request in creole
request (verb) → mande
I am requesting a day off.
M'ap mande yon jou konje.
M'ap mande yon jou konje.
request (noun) → demann, rekèt, kesyon
This is my request.
Sa se demann mwen.
Sa se rekèt mwen. (prayer request)
Sa se kesyon mwen.
Sa se demann mwen.
Sa se rekèt mwen. (prayer request)
Sa se kesyon mwen.
That's dirty. Leave it on the floor.
That's dirty. Leave it on the floor.
Li sal. Kite l atè a.
Li sal. Kite l atè a.
That one is dirty. Leave it on the floor.
Sa a sal. Kite l atè a.
Sa a sal. Kite l atè a.
These ones are dirty. Leave them on the floor.
Sa yo sal. Kite yo atè a.
Sa yo sal. Kite yo atè a.
is bibo a name for a bottle or baby cup?
yes.
bibon (from French 'biberon') → feeding bottle or nursing bottle
bibon (from French 'biberon') → feeding bottle or nursing bottle
I know who holds tomorrow.
I know who holds tomorrow.
Mwen konn nan men kilès demen ye.
or
or
Mwen konnen nan men ki moun demen ye. (literally: I know in whose hands tomorrow is)
your going to be the captin of the green team
You are going to be the captain of the green team.
Se ou k'ap kapitèn ekip vèt la.
Se ou k'ap kapitèn ekip vèt la.
or
Se ou ki ap kapitèn ekip vèt la.
"You can keep this" or "This is for you to keep"
You can keep this.
Ou mèt kenbe sa.
or also
Ou mèt pran sa.
you will die, if you go
oh my, that is so ... supreme :-|
You will die, if you go.
You will die, if you go.
W'ap mouri si'w ale.
Take___ tablet every ___ hours as needed for pain.
Take ____ tablèt every ______ hours as needed for pain
Pran _____ konprime chak ____ èdtan lè ou gen doulè
I pray love to enter here
I pray love to enter here.
Mwen priye lanmou pou l antre isit la.
I pray that love enters here.
Mwen lapriyè pou lanmou antre la.
Mwen priye lanmou pou l antre isit la.
I pray that love enters here.
Mwen lapriyè pou lanmou antre la.
I pray that enters this location/temple/house/church.
Mwen lapriyè pou lanmou antre nan plas/tanp/kay/legliz sa a.
Mwen lapriyè pou lanmou antre nan plas/tanp/kay/legliz sa a.
I pray that God brings love into this place.
Mwen mande pou Bondye mete lanmou nan lokalite sa a.
Mwen mande pou Bondye mete lanmou nan lokalite sa a.
beaten
'Beaten', out of context, can be translated into anything.
And also, the passive voice is not translated too well in Haitian Creole.
Beaten (as in punished) → bat, pini, disiplinen, kale, fwete
Beaten (as in defeated) → vannen, mete atè, fese atè, bat
Beaten (as in injured) → bat, frape, krabinen, fwete, sabote,, dechèpiye, kalote, matirize, etc..
Beaten (as in defeated) → vannen, mete atè, fese atè, bat
Beaten (as in injured) → bat, frape, krabinen, fwete, sabote,, dechèpiye, kalote, matirize, etc..
And there's a lot more
In lesson 15 one of the answers to the practice problems is "Li di m la verite". In what instances whould the definite article precede the noun like this?
Actually the word is laverite or verite → truth.
It is not a Haitian Creole article that precedes it in this sentence. It is a French def. article which appear in many Haitian Creole words. See this link: http://sweetcoconuts.blogspot.com/2012/03/sometimes-it-looks-like-definite.html
To add a Haitian Creole article to this word, you would say: laverite a or verite a (the truth)
Li di laverite.
Li di verite.
Li di la verite a.
Li di verite a.
all the above translates : He/she tells the truth.
stop fussing and go play
Does 'fussing' here mean 'crying'?
Stop fussing and go play.
Sispann kriye, al jwe pito.
to fuss → bat kò, anniye tèt, trakase, tapaje
lets order a pizza
to order, to place an order → kòmande
to be custom made → fè sou kòmand
to be custom made → fè sou kòmand
Let's order pizza.
An nou kòmande yon pizza.
An nou kòmande yon pizza.
I'd like to order two cakes for Sunday please.
Mwen ta renmen kòmande de gato pou dimanch souple.
Mwen ta renmen kòmande de gato pou dimanch souple.
Can you recommend some Haitian music? Do you know any sites that translate Haitian songs into English? Thanks!
Ki mizik ou renmen zanmi m?
Gen anpil kalite mizik Ayisyen:
mizik fòlklò
mizik levanjil
konpa
zouk
twoubadou
mizik mereng
mizik angaje
mizik kanaval
mizik bal
mizik chansonèt
avèk anpil lòt ankò...
Mwen pa gen oken mwayen pou m ta konnen ki mizik ou ta renmen.
You can sample some music by listening to the different Haitian Creole radio programs out there. Online Haitian Creole radio program will facilitate that.
and...
I'm not aware of any sites that "translate" Creole lyrics. But, there are some professional translators out there that would translate for you.
Bòn chans zanmi.
paying tribute to my friend who commited suicide almost eight years ago
Paying tribute is Rann omaj or Onore in Creole.
I'm not sure if you can use that though.
I think you can say:
M'ap sonje zanmi m ki te suiside tèt li uitan pase.
M'ap sonje zanmi m ki te touye tèt li uitan pase.
I'm remembering my friend who committed suicide eight years ago.
Great site! I thought the last chorus of Jeze Renmen Mwen was (PHONETICALLY) sapa fem ah ye la, si sata li em way ( I don't know how to spell it properly in Kreyole) Please set me straight. Thanks, Dawn
Hey Dawn, Here it is :)
1. Ala m kontan, Jezi renmen mwen (3 fwa)
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen.
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen.
2. Sa pa fè m anyen la, si satan rayi mwen (3 fwa)
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen.
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen.
3. Sote! ponpe! Jezi renmen mwen (3 fwa)
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen.
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen.
Verse 2 has another slightly different version:
2. Sa pa fè m anyen si satan rayi mwen (3 fwa)
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen
Glwa Alelouya! Jezi renmen mwen
YOUN ak LÒT → each other, one another
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To listen to this audio, click the play button and follow along :)
Bonjou mezanmi! Mwen salye
nou tout. Kouman nou ye?
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Hello! Greetings to all. How are you?
Ban m youn. - Give me one.
For indefinite article, use YON
Yon kay - a house
For indefinite article, use YON
Yon kay - a house
Yon liv - a book
Some Haitians still say: Youn kay (a house), Youn liv (a book), Youn moun (a person)
EACH OTHER & ONE ANOTHER
1. An nou youn ede lòt.
Some Haitians still say: Youn kay (a house), Youn liv (a book), Youn moun (a person)
EACH OTHER & ONE ANOTHER
1. An nou youn ede lòt.
Let us help
each other.
2. Nou youn bezwen lòt, pou n kapab siviv.
2. Nou youn bezwen lòt, pou n kapab siviv.
We need each other , in order to survive.
3. Joujou ak Cameau se de bon zanmi. Youn aji byen ak lòt.
3. Joujou ak Cameau se de bon zanmi. Youn aji byen ak lòt.
Joujou and Cameau are two good friends. They treat each other well.
4. Depi premye jou yo te rankontre a, youn te tonbe pou lòt.
Since the first day they met, they fell for each other
4. Depi premye jou yo te rankontre a, youn te tonbe pou lòt.
Since the first day they met, they fell for each other
5. Si w mete gode yo youn sou lòt, y’ap kole.
If you stack the cups one on top of the other, they’ll get stuck.
6. Pwoblèm yo te vini youn apre lòt.
If you stack the cups one on top of the other, they’ll get stuck.
6. Pwoblèm yo te vini youn apre lòt.
Pwoblèm yo te vini youn dèyè lòt.
The problems came one after the other.
7. Yo te padone youn lòt. Se sa’k fè yo tout te kontan.
7. Yo te padone youn lòt. Se sa’k fè yo tout te kontan.
They forgave one
another. That’s why they were all
happy.
8. Nou aprann nan men* youn lòt.
8. Nou aprann nan men* youn lòt.
Nou aprann youn nan men lòt
We learn from one another.
*nan men means from
example:
Mwen aprann nan men w. → I learn from you.
Mwen resevwa l nan men w. → I receive it from you.
9. Respè yo genyen youn pou lòt, se bèl bagay.
9. Respè yo genyen youn pou lòt, se bèl bagay.
The respect they have for one another is a beautiful
thing.
Respè pou
10. Tout bagay te vin byen lè yo te koumanse pale youn ak lòt .
Everything became well, when they started to speak to one another.
10. Tout bagay te vin byen lè yo te koumanse pale youn ak lòt .
Everything became well, when they started to speak to one another.
Everything fell into place, when they started to speak to one another.
Pale ak
11. Leve kanpe se youn, men koumanse mache se yon lòt koze
11. Leve kanpe se youn, men koumanse mache se yon lòt koze
To stand up is one thing, but to start walking is a different
story.
Se tout pou jodi a. Mèsi. E mwen swete nou anpil lanmou pandan semèn sent lan.
Se tout pou jodi a. Mèsi. E mwen swete nou anpil lanmou pandan semèn sent lan.
That's all for today. Thanks. And I wish you lots of love during the Holy Week.
Listen to the beautiful Creole Lyrics of this song :)
Tout lanmou sa by Genesis for Him
Lyrics:
Listen to the beautiful Creole Lyrics of this song :)
Tout lanmou sa by Genesis for Him
Lyrics:
Dèfwa mwen leve lè maten
Mwen di m’a gen tan priye
E lè mwen retounen leswa
Mwen di m twò fatige
Men sa mwen pa wè, etan m’ap mache
Se zanj ou, ou voye
Pou gide pa mwen, pou m pa tonbe
Ala m pa merite.
Tout lanmou sa a
Tout lanmou sa a
Ou gen pou mwen
Mwen pap janm ka konprann
Pouki ou renmen m.
Dèfwa ou chita nan yon kwen katye
Dèfwa ou chita nan yon kwen katye
Ou mande m degouden
Mwen pase m gade, epi
m’ale
Avèk pòch mwen byen plen
Men sa mwen bliye
Ke se ou k’ ban mwen
tout sa mwen posede
Mwen pa vle peye dim ak ofrann
Ala m pa merite
Si ou te egoyis
Si ou te egoyis
Menm jan avèm
Mwen ta gen tan mouri
Pou bagay ke mwen konnen mwen fè
Ak tout sa w’asepte
Malgre tout
inikite mwen yo
Ak tout sa m
renmen
M’ap di ou
mèsi pou chak jou
Ou toujou
padone m.
Mwen vle chanje pou m ka merite
Mwen vle chanje pou m ka merite
Tout lanmou
sa ke ou gen pou mwen
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