👨‍👩‍👧 Fanmi An Premye (Fanmi, Zanmi & Relasyon)

Paj sa a gen 50 mo vokabilè pi popilè nan lis vokabilè tematik sa a: Fanmi An Premye (Fanmi, Zanmi & Relasyon). Sèvi ak paj sa a pou anrichi vokabilè w nan eksplore mo ki nan lis anba a. Klike sou ikòn "" a pou w wè tradiksyon an. Pa bliye tcheke fraz egzanp ki pi ba yo pou w wè ki jan mo sa yo itilize nan kontèks. Retounen nan Lis Tematik la.

Chapit sa a konsantre sou leson fanmi, zanmi, ak relasyon an kreyòl ayisyen. Ou pral aprann mo ak fraz pou dekri manm fanmi ou, relasyon sosyal, epi pratike tan pase ak “te” pou rakonte sa ki te pase deja. Tanpri repete, li, ak pratike pou kenbe konesans yo!

This chapter focuses on Haitian Creole lessons about family, friends, and relationships. You’ll learn words and phrases to describe your relatives, social ties, and practice the past tense with “te” to talk about things that already happened. Please repeat, read, and practice to retain what you learn!

Vokabilè ki pi popilè nan tèm sa a

Fanmi

Family

Family

Paran

Parents

Parents

Manman

Mother

Mother

Papa

Father

Father

Pitit

Child

Child

Frè

Brother

Sè

Sister

Sister

Grann

Grandmother

Grandmother

Granpapa

Grandfather

Grandfather

Tonton

Uncle

Egzanp fraz ak vokabilè pou tèm sa a

Fanmi mwen te vizite m pandan wikenn lan.

My family visited me over the weekend. (using ‘te’ for past tense)

Paran mwen te ba mwen bon konsèy.

My parents gave me good advice.

Manman mwen te prepare yon gwo manje.

My mother prepared a big meal.

Papa mwen te travay jodia byen bonè.

My father worked early today.

Pitit la te kriye paske li te bezwen atansyon.

The child cried because he needed attention.

Frè mwen te ede m ak devwa yo.

My brother helped me with the homework.

Sè mwen te pote kado pou aniversè mwen.

My sister brought a gift for my birthday.

Grann mwen te rakonte istwa sou lavi li.

My grandmother told stories about her life.

Granpapa mwen te bat bravo pou reyalizasyon mwen.

My grandfather applauded my achievement.

Tonton mwen te vini soti an deyò vil la.

My uncle came from outside the city.

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