Greetings & Basic Dialogue Flashcards
Learn the key phrases you will need when meeting someone new or when making basic conversation.
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Thank you
mèsi
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You’re welcome
Pa dekwa
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Greetings
Bonjou
“Bonjou” is a common greeting in Haitian Creole used to say “hello” or “good morning.” It is a simple and friendly way to greet someone.
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Hello
Alo
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How are you?
Koman ou ye?
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Good! (greeting response)
N’ap boule!
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Excuse Me
Eskize mwen
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How do they say … in Creole?
Kijan yo di … an Kreyòl?
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What do they call that in Creole?
Kijan yo rele sa an kreyol?
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I don’t speak French
Mwen pa pale franse
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My name is . . . .
Mwen rele . . .
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yes
wi
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no
non
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No, thanks.
Non, mesi.
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Ok
Oke
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Please
Souple
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Who speaks English here?
Ki moun isit la ki pale angle?
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Do you speak English?
Eske ou pale angle?
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Do you speak French?
Eske ou pale franse?
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I’m sorry
Mwen regret sa
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Is everything OK?
Eske tout bagay anfom?
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Please give me…
Souple, ban mwen…
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What do you need?
Kisa ou bezwen?
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What do you want?
Kisa ou vle?