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 : ratibwaze
English : to rake in (money); to consume, ravage, devastate; to run away, clear out
Français : récolter (de l'argent); consommer, ravager, dévaster; s'enfuir, s'enfuir
Español : consumir, devastar, devastar; huir, despejar
Português : arrecadar (dinheiro); consumir, devastar, devastar; fugir, limpar
récolter (v.)
Kreyòl : rekòlte
English : harvest (v.)
Français : récolter (v.)
Español : cosecha (v.)
Português : colheita (v.)
argent* argent [n.] Topic: Biznis.
Kreyòl : kòb
English : money* money
Français : argent* argent
Español : dinero dinero
Português : dinheiro dinheiro
argent : Ex : Elle a besoin d'argent pour acheter ses médicaments. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : lajan
English : money : Ex: She needs money to buy her medicine.
Français : argent : Ex : Elle a besoin d'argent pour acheter ses médicaments.
Español : dinero: Ej: Necesita dinero para comprar su medicina.
Português : dinheiro: Ex: Ela precisa de dinheiro para comprar o remédio.
L'argent n'a pas d'odeur Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Lajan pa gen sant
English : Money has no smell
Français : L'argent n'a pas d'odeur
Español : El dinero no tiene olor
Português : Dinheiro não tem cheiro
s'efforcer, s'efforcer. debat ak : s'en sortir, s'en sortir, s'en sortir, lutter
Kreyòl : debat
English : to try hard, to endeavor. debat ak: to pull through, to cope, to get by, to struggle.
Français : s'efforcer, s'efforcer. debat ak : s'en sortir, s'en sortir, s'en sortir, lutter
Español : esforzarse, esforzarse. debat ak: salir adelante, hacer frente, salir adelante, luchar
Português : tentar arduamente, esforçar-se. debat ak: para superar, para lidar, para sobreviver, para lutar.
agir avec quelqu'un (positivement ou négativement), s'en débarrasser, l'éliminer ; s'occuper des besoins de quelqu'un, prendre soin de
Kreyòl : fe yon jan ak
English : deal with someone (positively or negatively), to get rid of, eliminate; to look after someone.'s needs, to take care of
Français : agir avec quelqu'un (positivement ou négativement), s'en débarrasser, l'éliminer ; s'occuper des besoins de quelqu'un, prendre soin de
Español : tratar con alguien (positiva o negativamente), deshacerse de él, eliminarlo; cuidar de las necesidades de alguien, cuidar de
Português : lidar com alguém (positiva ou negativamente), livrar-se, eliminar; cuidar das necessidades de alguém, cuidar de
Confirmation de l'offre d'emploi de bonne foi ou de la demande de portabilité de l'emploi en vertu de l'article 204(j) de l'INA (formulaire I-485 Supplément J)
Kreyòl : Konfimasyon Òf Travay Bona Fide oswa Demann pou Pòtabilite Travay Dapre Seksyon 204(j) INA (Fòm I-485 Supplement J)
English : Confirmation of Bona Fide Job Offer or Request for Job Portability Under INA Section 204(j) (Form I-485 Supplement J)
Français : Confirmation de l'offre d'emploi de bonne foi ou de la demande de portabilité de l'emploi en vertu de l'article 204(j) de l'INA (formulaire I-485 Supplément J)
Español : Confirmación de Oferta Confiable de Empleo para Transferibilidad de Empleo Bajo la Sección 204(j) de INA (Formulario I-485 Suplemento J)
Português : Confirmação de oferta de trabalho de boa-fé ou solicitação de portabilidade de trabalho de acordo com a Seção 204(j) da INA (Formulário I-485 Suplemento J)
l'argent (m) [n.] Topic: Konstriksyon.
Kreyòl : ajan
English : silver
Français : l'argent (m)
Español : la plata
Português : a prata
de l'argent
Kreyòl : bidòl
English : money
Français : de l'argent
Español : dinero
Português : dinheiro.
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