10. "Ki" As A Relative Pronoun Flashcards

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Who and that as relative pronouns translate as ki in Creole.

Like English, Creole relative pronouns make it easier to connect different parts of a sentence.

A

Cr: Moun ki dènye a kite.

En: The person who is last quits

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Cr: Gason an ki te la.

Ki as a relative pronoun means who and that

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En: The man who was here.

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Cr: Bwat ki sou tab la.

Ki as a relative pronoun means who and that

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En: The box that is on the table.

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The relative pronouns, whose, whom and which don’t translate well into Haitian Creole.

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As such, don’t worry about them. Instead of trying to translate them, use simpler sentences.

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