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sankoutcha Kreyòl ayisyen /sã.kutʃa/

Definition: n./adj. Yon fason pou yo dekri yon moun ki pa konn wont, ki vaykevay, ki aji oswa ki gen yon konpòtman neglije.

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Varyasyon: sankoutya, san koutcha
⇔ Sinonim: san wont, neglije, neglijan
Antonim: shameless; uncouth, unkempt, slovenly

English : shameless; uncouth, unkempt, slovenly

Français : éhonté; grossier, négligé, négligent

Español : desvergonzado; grosero, desaliñado

Português : desavergonhado; grosseiro, desleixado

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sankoutya

Gade kèk egzanp tèks:

— Jan li abiye a, ou wè se yon nonm sankoutcha.
— Li se yon moun sankoutcha, se sa ki fè yo pa kenbe l nan travay la.

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