Introductory Phrases Flashcards

1
Q

What is your name?

A

Kouman ou rele?

Ki jan ou rele?

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2
Q

My name is….

A

M rele…

Non m se…

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3
Q

Hello./Good morning.

A

Alo/Bonjou!

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4
Q

Good afternoon.

A

Bonswa.

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5
Q

See you later.

A

Na we pi ta.

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6
Q

I’m fine. And you?

A

M byen. E ou menm?

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7
Q

I’m fine./I’m good.

A

M byen.

Mwen anfom.

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8
Q

I’m so-so.

A

Mwen la wi.

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9
Q

No problem.

A

Pa gen pwoblem.

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10
Q

Excuse me…

A

Eskize m…

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11
Q

What’s up?

A

Sa k pase?

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12
Q

Good stuff!

A

Bon bagay!

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13
Q

Same old, same old…

A

Mwen pa pi mal.

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14
Q

Of course!

A

Men wi!

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15
Q

Goodbye!

A

Orevwa

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16
Q

Thanks a lot!

A

Mesi anpil!

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17
Q

Good afternoon.

A

Bon aprè midi.

18
Q

Where do you live

A

Kote w ap viv?

Kote w rete?

19
Q

Goodnight.

A

Bòn nwi.

20
Q

My name is…

A

Non mwen se…/

Mwen rele…

21
Q

I

A

Mwen

When Mwen comes first, it means “I”. Ex: Mwen vini = I come

22
Q

My/me

A

Mwen

When “mwen” comes after something it means “my” or “me” and shows possession. Ex: Non mwen = my name

23
Q

It’s me!

A

Se mwen!

24
Q

You

A

Ou

When “ou” comes before something it means “you”. Ex: Ou bèl = you are beautiful

25
Q

Your

A

Ou

When “ou” comes after something it means “your(s)” and shows possession. Ex: machin ou = your car

26
Q

He/she/it

A

Li

When “li” comes before something it means “he/she/it”. Ex: li byen = he is fine

27
Q

Her/him/his/hers/it’s

A

Li

When “li” comes after something it means shows possession. Ex: manman li = her mom

28
Q

We

A

Nou

When “nou” comes before something it means “we”. Ex: Nou manje = we eat

29
Q

Our/us

A

Nou

When “nou” comes after something it means “us/our”. Ex: avek nou = with us; machin nou = our car

30
Q

They

A

Yo

When “yo” comes before something it means “they”. Ex: yo manje = they eat

31
Q

Them

A

Yo

When “yo” comes after something it means “them”. Ex: avek yo = with them

32
Q

I live in the US.

A

Mwen ap viv etazini.

33
Q

Where are you from?

A

Kote ou soti?

34
Q

What part of Haiti are you from?

A

Ki pati nan Ayiti ou soti?

35
Q

What do you do for work?

A

Ki sa ou fè pou travay?

36
Q

What are you doing?

A

Ki sa w ap fè?

37
Q

Do you have siblings?

A

Èske ou gen frè ak sè?

38
Q

Do you go to school?

A

Ou ale lekòl?

39
Q

What grade are you in?

A

Ki klas w ap fè?

40
Q

I’m American.

A

Mwen se Ameriken.

41
Q

What language do you speak?

A

Ki lang ou pale?