Kreyol Flashcards
a
yon
american
amerike/n
car
machin
coffee
kafe
creole
kreyol
day
jou
dog
chyen
good
bon
he/him/his, she/her/it
li
here
isit la
house
kay
how
kijan
i,me,my
mwen, m’
identity
idantite
in, into
nan
labor work
travay
machine
mache
meeting
reyinyon
morning
maten
nationality
nasyonalite
number
nimewo
pen
plum
person
moun
phone
telefon
please
tanpri
profession
pwofesyon
rich
rich
shoes
soulye
slowly, gently
dousman
thank you
mesi
that, this
sa, sa a
the (word ends in a)
singular
la
there
la
they, them, their
yo
thing
bagay
volunteer of peace corps
volontye ko de pe
we, us, you
nou
well
byen
what
kisa
yes
wi
you
ou
how
koman
do
eske
where
kikote
how many
konbyen
when/at what time
kile
why
pou kisa
who
ki moun
what
kisa
And you?
e ou memn?
very well
m’byen
very bad
m’mal
regular
papi mal
please
tan pri/souple
you’re welcome
pa d’kwa/de ryen
no problem
pa gen pwoblem
excuse me/i’m sorry
eskize m’
no, thank you
non, mesi
thank you
mesi
very much
mesi anpi
what’s up
sak pase?/sa k’ap fet?
We’re here (chillin)
nou la/n’ap boule
in form
en fom
We’re hanging in there
na’ap kenbe
see ya later
n’a we pita
i’m going
m’ale
haiti
ayiti
dominican republic
repliblic dominiken
before
anvan
after
apre
in front (of)
devan
next to
akote, bo
with
avek
and
e
but
men
friend
zanmi
right, straight
dwat
under
anba
again
anko
no
non
the (words end in an, en, or on)
singular
an
the (words end in in,’en, ‘on, m)
singular
nan
the (words end in anything else)
singular
la