Leson Ven, Common Expressions Flashcards
I’m in a hurry.
Mwen prese.
I thank you.
M remesi w.
too hard/ too loud/ too strong (coffee)
twò fò.
It’s been awhile.
gen lontan.
Explain something to me.
esplike m ‘on (yon abbreviated) bagay.
Throw a fit/tantrum
Rele anmrey / anmre (anmrey=surprise/shock)
Oh my goodness!
Mezanmi!
Nap
kabicha
I’m running late.
M’ an reta.
Let’s go.
Ann ale. (Ann manje=Let’s eat, etc.)
Broke down (machine or device)
An pàn (kase=to break, kraze=to be shattered)
To be right
Gen rezon (Ou gen rezon=You’re right)
To become upset/to get angry
Vin fache
vin is used a lot to mean “become” or “come to be”
Hurry up
Fè vit
To be patient
Gen pasyans
You may do that
Ou mèt fè sa (she may eat= li mèt manje, etc.)
Mèt in front of verbs means “may” (to be allowed).
Here it is
Men li (Here I am= Men mwen)
What happened?
Kisa k rive? (What happened to him=Kisa k reve l?)
What’s up with you/ What’s going on with you?
Kisa w genyen?
What’s up?
Sa w genyen?
Listen to your big sister.
Koute gran sè w’.
to pee
fè pipi
to poop
fè poupou
to wash up
fè twalèt
to go to the bathroom
ale twalèt