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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 : zoren
English : (see ‘kòd’) (term used for ‘kòd’ in some part of Laplenn)
Français : (voir ‘kòd’) (terme utilisé pour ‘kòd’ dans une partie de Laplenn)
Español : (ver "kòd") (término utilizado para "kòd" en alguna parte de Laplenn)
Português : (ver ‘kòd’) (termo usado para ‘kòd’ em alguma parte de Laplenn).
abba: Ej: "Abba" es un término utilizado en algunos idiomas para referirse al padre o al papá. También es el nombre de un grupo de pop sueco de los años 1970.
Kreyòl : abba
English : abba : Ex : "Abba" is a term used in some languages to refer to father or daddy. It's also the name of a Swedish pop group from the 1970s.
Français : abba : Ex : "Abba" est un terme utilisé dans certaines langues pour désigner père ou papa. C'est aussi le nom d'un groupe pop suédois des années 1970.
Español : abba: Ej: "Abba" es un término utilizado en algunos idiomas para referirse al padre o al papá. También es el nombre de un grupo de pop sueco de los años 1970.
Português : abba: Ex: "Abba" é um termo usado em algumas línguas para se referir ao pai ou papai. É também o nome de um grupo pop sueco da década de 1970.
término: Ej: Estoy seguro de que hay un término latino para ello. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : tèm
English : term : Ex:I’m sure there’s a Latin term for it.
Français : term : Ex : Je suis sûr qu'il existe un terme latin pour cela.
Español : término: Ej: Estoy seguro de que hay un término latino para ello.
Português : termo: Ex: Tenho certeza de que existe um termo em latim para isso.
Término ritual utilizado en las ceremonias vudú. [entèjeksyon] Topic: Relijyon.
Kreyòl : ayibobo
English : A ritual term used in voodoo ceremonies.
Français : Terme rituel utilisé dans les cérémonies vaudou
Español : Término ritual utilizado en las ceremonias vudú.
Português : Um termo ritual usado em cerimônias de vodu.
alguna vez: Ej: ¿Alguna vez has probado este pastel? Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : tout tan
English : ever : Ex: Have you ever tried this cake.
Français : ever : Ex : Avez-vous déjà essayé ce gâteau.
Español : alguna vez: Ej: ¿Alguna vez has probado este pastel?
Português : ever: Ex: Você já experimentou esse bolo.
término: Ej: El término escolar termina la próxima semana. [n.]
Kreyòl : tèm
English : term : Ex : The school term ends next week.
Français : trimestre : Ex : Le trimestre scolaire se termine la semaine prochaine.
Español : término: Ej: El término escolar termina la próxima semana.
Português : período: Ex: O período letivo termina na próxima semana.
en alguna parte
Kreyòl : yon kote
English : somewhere
Français : quelque part
Español : en alguna parte
Português : em algum lugar
leer: Ej: Leí en alguna parte que esta casa está encantada. [v.] Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : li
English : read : Ex: I read somewhere that this house is haunted.
Français : lire : Ex : j'ai lu quelque part que cette maison est hantée.
Español : leer: Ej: Leí en alguna parte que esta casa está encantada.
Português : leia: Ex: Li em algum lugar que esta casa é mal-assombrada.
mirar y ver, esperar y ver
Kreyòl : gade pou wè
English : look and see, wait and see
Français : regarder et voir, attendre et voir
Español : mirar y ver, esperar y ver
Português : olhe e veja, espere e veja
ver el mañana, ver el futuro
Kreyòl : n a wè demen
English : see tomorrow, see the futur
Français : voir demain, voir le futur
Español : ver el mañana, ver el futuro
Português : veja amanhã, veja o futuro
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