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 : pèsonn moun
English : anyone, nobody
Français : personne, même un seul, n'importe qui
Español : ninguno
Português : ninguém
lui-même, elle-même, lui-même
Kreyòl : limenm
English : himself, herself, itself
Français : lui-même, elle-même, lui-même
Español : a sí mismo, a sí misma, la propia
Português : ele mesmo, ela mesma, ela mesma
de même, de la même manière, la même façon [adv.]
Kreyòl : menm jan an
English : likewise, similarly, the same way
Français : de même, de la même manière, la même façon
Español : similarmente, igualmente, de la misma manera
Português : de forma similar, da mesma forma, da mesma maneira
personne, personne : Ex : Personne n'aime être ignoré. [n.]
Kreyòl : pèsonn
English : no one, nobady : Ex : No one likes to be ignored.
Français : personne, personne : Ex : Personne n'aime être ignoré.
Español : nadie, nadie: Ej: A nadie le gusta que lo ignoren.
Português : ninguém, ninguém: Ex: Ninguém gosta de ser ignorado.
cela m’importe peu; peu importe [expr.]
Kreyòl : Aydonmay
English : I don’t mind
Français : cela m’importe peu; peu importe
Español : No me importa
Português : Eu não ligo
[Extrait d'un dicton populaire signifiant : Toutes les activités (école, travail...) s'arrêteront. Personne ne sera dans les rues. Même] les rats ne pourront pas déféquer (faire leurs besoins)). [Les souris ne pourront pas traverser les rues.] [n.] Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : rat pa kaka
English : [Part of a popular saying meaning: All activities (school, work...) will stop. No one will be in the streets. Even] rats will not be able to defecate. [Mice will not be able to cross the streets.]
Français : [Extrait d'un dicton populaire signifiant : Toutes les activités (école, travail...) s'arrêteront. Personne ne sera dans les rues. Même] les rats ne pourront pas déféquer (faire leurs besoins)). [Les souris ne pourront pas traverser les rues.]
Español : [Parte de un dicho popular que significa: Todas las actividades (escuela, trabajo...) se detendrán. Nadie estará en las calles. Incluso] las ratas no podrán defecar. [Los ratones no podrán cruzar las calles.]
Português : [Parte de um ditado popular que significa: Todas as atividades (escola, trabalho...) vão parar. Ninguém estará nas ruas. Mesmo] os ratos não serão capazes de defecar. [Os ratos não poderão atravessar as ruas.]
moi-même : Ex : Je peux nettoyer tout seul. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : tèt mwen
English : myself : Ex:I can clean up by myself.
Français : moi-même : Ex : Je peux nettoyer tout seul.
Español : Yo mismo: Ej: Puedo limpiar solo.
Português : eu mesmo: Ex:Eu posso limpar sozinho.
n'importe qui [p. endefini]
Kreyòl : nenpòt moun
English : anybody
Français : n'importe qui
Español : cualquiera
Português : qualquer pessoa
pas n'importe qui
Kreyòl : nenpòtreki
English : not just anyone
Français : pas n'importe qui
Español : no cualquiera
Português : não apenas qualquer um.
n’importe (qui, quoi) [adv.]
Kreyòl : Kwalkyèl
English : any
Français : n’importe (qui, quoi)
Español : cualquier
Português : nenhum
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