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I’d like to know you better. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Mwen ta renmen konnen ou pi byen.
English : I’d like to know you better.
Français : J’aimerais mieux te connaître.
Español : I’d like to know you better.
Português : Eu gostaria de te conhecer melhor.

You look like somebody I know. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Ou sanble ak yon moun mwen konnen.
English : You look like somebody I know.
Français : Tu me fais penser à quelqu’un que je connais.
Español : You look like somebody I know.
Português : Você se parece com alguém que eu conheço.

If you want to know why I’m following you, it’s because my father always told me to follow my dream. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Si w vle konnen poukisa m ap suiv ou, se paske papa m te toujou di m pou m suiv rèv mwen.
English : If you want to know why I’m following you, it’s because my father always told me to follow my dream.
Français : Si tu veux savoir pourquoi je te suis, c’est parce que mon père m’a toujours dit de poursuivre mon rêve.
Español : If you want to know why I’m following you, it’s because my father always told me to follow my dream.
Português : Se você quer saber por que estou te seguindo é porque meu pai sempre me disse para seguir meu sonho.

don
Kreyòl : avòtman
English : esquire
Français : écuyer
Español : don
Português : escudeiro

don [n.]
Kreyòl : Donn
English : Don
Français : monsieur
Español : don
Português : Vestir

I’m usually an excellent swimmer; I don’t understand why I’m drowning in your eyes. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Mwen anjeneral yon naje ekselan; Mwen pa konprann poukisa mwen nwaye nan je ou.
English : I’m usually an excellent swimmer; I don’t understand why I’m drowning in your eyes.
Français : En temps normal je suis un très bon nageur, mais là je ne comprends pas je me noie dans tes yeux.
Español : I’m usually an excellent swimmer; I don’t understand why I’m drowning in your eyes.
Português : Geralmente sou um excelente nadador; Não entendo por que estou me afogando em seus olhos.

You’re single. I’m single. Coincidence?I don’t think so. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Ou selibatè. Mwen selibatè. Konyensidans?Mwen pa panse sa.
English : You’re single. I’m single. Coincidence?I don’t think so.
Français : Tu es célibataire. Je suis célibataire. Coïncidence? Je crois pas.
Español : You’re single. I’m single. Coincidence?I don’t think so.
Português : Você está solteiro. Sou solteiro. Coincidência? Acho que não.

(la) página de internet (don't use página web) Topic: Teknoloji.
Kreyòl : Paj Web
English : Webpage
Français : Page web
Español : (la) página de internet (don't use página web)
Português : Página da Internet

The only thing your eyes don’t tell me is your name. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Sèl bagay je w pa di m se non w.
English : The only thing your eyes don’t tell me is your name.
Français : La seule chose que tes yeux ne me disent pas, c’est ton nom.
Español : The only thing your eyes don’t tell me is your name.
Português : A única coisa que seus olhos não me dizem é seu nome.

etimología: Ej: A través del estudio de la etimología, he aprendido que la palabra "quijotesco" proviene de Don Quijote, mientras que "llamativo" se asocia con el arquitecto español Gaudí. [n.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : etimoloji
English : etymology : Ex : Through the study of etymology, I've learned that the word "quixotic" originates from Don Quixote, while "gaudy" is associated with the Spanish architect Gaudí.
Français : étymologie : Ex : Grâce à l'étude de l'étymologie, j'ai appris que le mot « quichotte » vient de Don Quichotte, tandis que « criard » est associé à l'architecte espagnol Gaudí.
Español : etimología: Ej: A través del estudio de la etimología, he aprendido que la palabra "quijotesco" proviene de Don Quijote, mientras que "llamativo" se asocia con el arquitecto español Gaudí.
Português : etimologia: Ex: Através do estudo da etimologia, aprendi que a palavra “quixotesco” tem origem em Dom Quixote, enquanto “berrante” está associado ao arquiteto espanhol Gaudí.

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