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Haitian French Creole Emergency Phrases

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This deck covers essential emergency phrases translated into Haitian French Creole, useful for urgent situations.

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Translate to French Creole: Help!

Anmwe!
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Key Terms

Term
Definition
Translate to French Creole: Help!
Anmwe!
Translate to French Creole: Attention! Watch out!
Atansyon! gade!
Translate to French Creole: Fire!
Dife!
Translate to French Creole: First degree
Premye degre
Translate to French Creole: Hurry!
Fe Vit!
Translate to French Creole: Is it possible that your arm is broken?
Eske se posib ke bra ou kase.
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Haitian French Creole Emergency Phrases
TermDefinition
Translate to French Creole: Help!
Anmwe!
Translate to French Creole: Attention! Watch out!
Atansyon! gade!
Translate to French Creole: Fire!
Dife!
Translate to French Creole: First degree
Premye degre
Translate to French Creole: Hurry!
Fe Vit!
Translate to French Creole: Is it possible that your arm is broken?
Eske se posib ke bra ou kase.
Translate to French Creole: Is this water safe to drink?
Eske dlo sa prop bou nou bwe?
Translate to French Creole: It will not hurt
Li pap fe ou mal
Translate to French Creole: Second degree
Deuxieme degre
Translate to French Creole: She is pregnant.
Li ansent.
Translate to French Creole: Stop!
Rete!
Translate to French Creole: There was an accident.
Te gen yon aksidan.
Translate to French Creole: Third degree
Twaziem degre
Translate to French Creole: We became sick from drinking this water
Nou malad paske nou te bwe dlo sa a.
Translate to French Creole: What antiobiotics do you have for cholera?
Ki antibiotik ou genyen pou maladi olera?
Translate to French Creole: What are the symptoms of Cholera?
Ki symptoms olera?