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Haitian French Creole Greetings and Basic Dialogue Part 2

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This deck covers translations of common English questions and phrases into Haitian French Creole, focusing on greetings and basic dialogue.

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Translate to French Creole: How much is this?

Konben sa a ye?
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Key Terms

Term
Definition
Translate to French Creole: How much is this?
Konben sa a ye?
Translate to French Creole: How much?/How many?
konbyen
Translate to French Creole: Is/are there?
Eske genyen?
Translate to French Creole: No problem.
Pa gen pwoblèm
Translate to French Creole: What's the matter?
Sak genyen?
Translate to French Creole: When?
kile?
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Haitian French Creole Greetings and Basic Dialogue Part 2
TermDefinition
Translate to French Creole: How much is this?
Konben sa a ye?
Translate to French Creole: How much?/How many?
konbyen
Translate to French Creole: Is/are there?
Eske genyen?
Translate to French Creole: No problem.
Pa gen pwoblèm
Translate to French Creole: What's the matter?
Sak genyen?
Translate to French Creole: When?
kile?
Translate to French Creole: Where?
ki kote?
Translate to French Creole: Which?
kiyès?
Translate to French Creole: Who?
ki moun?
Translate to French Creole: Why?
poukisa?
Translate to French Creole: How?
kijan?
Translate to French Creole: Have you seen?
Eske ou te we…?
Translate to French Creole: How old are you?
Kilaj ou?
Translate to French Creole: I don’t have any!
Mwen pa genyen!
Translate to French Creole: What would you like?
Kisa ou ta vle?
Translate to French Creole: Where do you live?
Kote ou rete?
Translate to French Creole: Can you help us, please?
Eske ou ka ede nou, souple?
Translate to French Creole: Can you tell me…?
Eske ou ka di mwen?
Translate to French Creole: Do you have?
Eske ou genyen?
Translate to French Creole: Please remain calm
Tanpri rete kalm
Translate to French Creole: That's right!
Se byen
Translate to French Creole: What happened to you?
Kisa ki rive ou?
Translate to French Creole: What is that?
Kisa sa a ye?
Translate to French Creole: What must we do?
Kisa pou nou fe?
Translate to French Creole: What time is it?
ki lè li ye?
Translate to French Creole: Where are we?
Kote nou ye?
Translate to French Creole: Where can we buy…?
Kote nou ka achte…?
Translate to French Creole: Where did he go?
Ki kote l' ale?
Translate to French Creole: Where is the hospital?
Kote lopital la?
Translate to French Creole: Who is there?
Ki moun ki la?