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Dictionary: French to Creole
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Kreyòl : dènye
English : last :Ex:This is my last slice of cake, I promise!
Français : last :Ex:C'est ma dernière part de gâteau, promis !
Español : último :Ej:Este es mi último trozo de pastel, ¡lo prometo!
Português : último :Ex:Essa é minha última fatia de bolo, eu prometo!
la dernière touche, la dernière touche de truelle
Kreyòl : dènye kout tiwèl
English : the last touch, the last touch of trowel
Français : la dernière touche, la dernière touche de truelle
Español : el último toque, el último toque de llana
Português : o último toque, o último toque de espátula
une part de gateau
Kreyòl : sa byen fasil
English : a piece of cake
Français : une part de gateau
Español : un pedazo de la torta
Português : muito fácil
de part en part, entièrement [expr.]
Kreyòl : Pak-an-pak
English : pack
Français : de part en part, entièrement
Español : de principio a fin, enteramente
Português : por completo, inteiramente
last : Ex : Le dernier train est parti de la gare.
Kreyòl : denye
English : last : Ex : The last train departed from the station.
Français : last : Ex : Le dernier train est parti de la gare.
Español : último: Ej: El último tren salió de la estación.
Português : último: Ex: O último trem partiu da estação.
apparaître :Ex : Comment est-ce que cela est apparu de nulle part ? Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : parèt
English : appear :Ex: How did that appear out of nowhere?
Français : apparaître :Ex : Comment est-ce que cela est apparu de nulle part ?
Español : aparecer :Ej: ¿Cómo apareció eso de la nada?
Português : aparecer :Ex: Como isso apareceu do nada?
C'est du gâteau Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Sa se yon moso gato
English : That's a piece of cake
Français : C'est du gâteau
Español : Es pan comido
Português : É mamão com açúcar
C'est la cerise sur le gâteau Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Se seriz la sou tèt
English : It's the cherry on top
Français : C'est la cerise sur le gâteau
Español : Es la guinda del pastel
Português : É a cereja do bolo
C'est du gâteau Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Se yon moso gato
English : It's a piece of cake
Français : C'est du gâteau
Español : Es pan comido
Português : É mamão com açúcar
n'est-ce pas, imaginez !, pourquoi si ce n'est pas… ! n'est-ce pas (elle)..
Kreyòl : epa
English : isn’t it, imagine!, why if it isn’t…! doesn’t (s)he…
Français : n'est-ce pas, imaginez !, pourquoi si ce n'est pas… ! n'est-ce pas (elle)..
Español : ¿No es así, imagina !, ¿por qué si no es ...? no (s) él ..
Português : não é, imagine !, por que se não for ...! ele não ...
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