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coma. nan koma : (être) dans le comaKreyòl : koma
English : coma. nan koma: (to be) in a coma.
Français : coma. nan koma : (être) dans le coma
Español : coma. nan koma: (estar) en coma
Português : coma. nan koma: (estar) em coma.
déchets. nan tentennad (nan rans) : plaisanter, être en grande difficulté; Être piégé; être dans une mauvaise passe;, être furieux, être enragé, être en colère, timide, réservé; craintif / reculer, être insaisissable, être distant, hésiter, être méfiant, coma, Pas de X dans l'alphabet créole, sauf dans "ou, oun", dans les transcriptions de noms propres ou dans les sciences comme les mathématiques., (être) très très malade, (être) dans un état critique, abjecte , après midi. nan aprèmidi : l'après-midi, Champy (Nan Campêche), frein(s). mete fwen (fren) nan yon bagay : mettre un terme à qc, L'Asile ou Nan Paul, Pas de Q dans l'alphabet créole, mais Q est utilisé dans les transcriptions de noms et dans les sciences comme les mathématiques. "K" et "KW" sont utilisés pour des sons similaires., avoir l'air de, Il semble que, on dirait, être déjà, semble déjà; peut être, bien, bien-être, bien-être, être agité, être toujours en mouvement, être allongé, être assis à ne rien faire, être amoureux de,, être amoureuse de, être analphabète, être ignorant.
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