Online Haitian Creole Dictionary (Alpha mode): verb conjugation, Creole Proverbs, Creole Quotes, Rhymes, Haiti of Yesteryear and Today.
Dictionary: French to Creole
A AN B CH D E È EN F G H I J K L M N O ON OU OUN P R S T UI V W Y Z
Kreyòl : dèyè
English : behind:Ex: I’m scared to check what’s behind that door.
Français : derrière :Ex : J'ai peur de vérifier ce qu'il y a derrière cette porte.
Español : detrás:Ej: Tengo miedo de comprobar qué hay detrás de esa puerta.
Português : atrás:Ex: Estou com medo de verificar o que tem atrás daquela porta.
vérifier (vérifier)
Kreyòl : tcheke (tcheke)
English : check (to check)
Français : vérifier (vérifier)
Español : verifique
Português : verificar (para verificar)
ce, cet, cette [...] -ci, -là : Ex : C'est mon cookie préféré. Je veux cette rose-ci, pas cette fleur-là. [adj. demonstratif sengilye] Topic: Gramè, Detèminan.
Kreyòl : sa a
English : this, that. Ex: This is my favorite cookie. I want this rose not that flower.
Français : ce, cet, cette [...] -ci, -là : Ex : C'est mon cookie préféré. Je veux cette rose-ci, pas cette fleur-là.
Español : este, esta, eso, esa. Ej: Esta es mi galleta favorita. Quiero esta rosa, no esa flor.
Português : este, esta: . Ex: Este é meu biscoito favorito. Eu quero esta rosa, não aquela flor.
peur, peur [fraz]
Kreyòl : fè pè
English : frighten, scare
Français : peur, peur
Español : asustar, susto
Português : assustar, assustar
peur : Ex : Elle avait peur de la forêt sombre. [adj. kalif.]
Kreyòl : pè
English : afraid : Ex : She was afraid of the dark forest.
Français : peur : Ex : Elle avait peur de la forêt sombre.
Español : miedo: Ej: Tenía miedo del bosque oscuro.
Português : medo: Ex: Ela tinha medo da floresta escura.
peur : Ex : La mer suscite à la fois la crainte et la peur. [v.]
Kreyòl : lapè
English : fear : Ex : The sea instills both awe and fear.
Français : peur : Ex : La mer suscite à la fois la crainte et la peur.
Español : miedo: Ej: El mar infunde tanto asombro como miedo.
Português : medo: Ex: O mar inspira admiração e medo.
sauvage : Ex : Cette bête sauvage semble si menaçante que j'aurais peur d'être seul avec elle. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : sovaj
English : feral : Ex: That feral beast seems so menacing that I would dread being alone with it.
Français : sauvage : Ex : Cette bête sauvage semble si menaçante que j'aurais peur d'être seul avec elle.
Español : salvaje: Ej: Esa bestia salvaje parece tan amenazadora que me daría miedo estar a solas con ella.
Português : feral: Ex: Aquela fera selvagem parece tão ameaçadora que eu temeria ficar sozinho com ela.
porte : Ex : Vous avez laissé la porte ouverte. [n.] Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : pòt
English : door: Ex: You left the door open.
Français : porte : Ex : Vous avez laissé la porte ouverte.
Español : puerta: Ej: Dejaste la puerta abierta.
Português : porta: Ex: Você deixou a porta aberta.
porte : Ex : La porte grinçante s'ouvrit lentement dans un silence inquiétant. [n.] Topic: Objè.
Kreyòl : pòt
English : door : Ex : The creaky door swung open slowly in the eerie silence.
Français : porte : Ex : La porte grinçante s'ouvrit lentement dans un silence inquiétant.
Español : puerta: Ej: La puerta chirriante se abrió lentamente en el inquietante silencio.
Português : porta: Ex: A porta rangente se abriu lentamente no silêncio assustador.
zone : Ex : Cette zone de cette maison doit être réparée. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : zòn
English : area : Ex: This area of this house needs to be fixed.
Français : zone : Ex : Cette zone de cette maison doit être réparée.
Español : área: Ej: Esta área de esta casa necesita ser arreglada.
Português : área: Ex: Esta área desta casa precisa ser consertada.
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