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**Rezime Tèm Nan:** Chapit sa a pral aprann ou kijan pou fè komès, machande pri, epi mande gwosè ou bezwen an kreyòl. Ou pral pratike pwònon kreyòl (Mwen, Ou, Li, Nou, Yo) kòm sijè, obje, ak fòm posesif. Achte ak vand se pati enpòtan nan lavi chak jou; pratike fraz yo pou pi byen komunike! This chapter will teach you how to shop, bargain for prices, and ask for the size you need in Haitian Creole. You’ll also practice Creole pronouns (Mwen, Ou, Li, Nou, Yo) as subject, object, and possessive forms. Shopping is a key part of everyday life—practice these phrases to communicate better!
Achte
To buy
Vann
To sell
Pri
Price
Machande
To bargain / negotiate
Gwosè
Size
Mezi
Measurement
Rad
Clothes / Dress
Soulye
Shoes
Sanday
Sandals
Koutiryè
Seamstress / Dressmaker
Mwen vle achte yon rad bon mache pou aswè a.
I want to buy a cheap dress for this evening.
Ou ka vann ou machande pri a pou mwen?
Can you sell or bargain the price for me?
Li renmen konn pri bagay yo anvan li achte.
He likes to know the price of items before he buys.
Nou bezwen machande pou nou pa depanse twòp kob.
We need to bargain so we don’t spend too much money.
Yo mezire gwosè soulye a avan yo vann li.
They measure the shoe size before selling it.
Mwen pran mezi rad la pou l anfòm pou sè mwen.
I take the clothing measurement so it fits my sister.
Rad sa yo bon kalite e yo pa twò che.
These clothes are good quality and not too expensive.
Soulye sa yo tro piti pou mwen; mwen bezwen gwosè pi gwo.
These shoes are too small for me; I need a bigger size.
Sanday la pratik pou mache sou plaj la.
Sandals are practical for walking on the beach.
Koutiryè a te koupe rad la sou meziman sè m.
The seamstress tailored the dress to my sister’s measurements.