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Dictionary: Spanish 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 : Ki nimewo telefòn (selilè) ou ye?
English : What’s your (cell) phone number?
Français : Quel est ton 06 ?
Español : What’s your (cell) phone number?
Português : Qual é o número do seu celular?
I was blinded by your beauty; I will need your name and phone number for my health insurance. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Mwen te avèg pa bèlte ou; Mwen pral bezwen non w ak nimewo telefòn ou pou asirans sante mwen an.
English : I was blinded by your beauty; I will need your name and phone number for my health insurance.
Français : J’ai été aveuglé(e) par ta beauté ; je vais avoir besoin de ton nom et de ton numéro de téléphone pour mon assurance maladie.
Español : I was blinded by your beauty; I will need your name and phone number for my health insurance.
Português : Fiquei cego pela sua beleza; Vou precisar do seu nome e número de telefone para meu seguro saúde.
Have we met before? [fraz] Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Èske nou rankontre deja?
English : Have we met before?
Français : On se connait ?
Español : Have we met before?
Português : Já nos encontramos antes?
Are we on the Hogwarts Express? Because I have a feeling that you and I are going somewhere magical! Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Èske nou sou Hogwarts Express la? Paske mwen gen yon santiman ke ou menm ak mwen pral yon kote majik!
English : Are we on the Hogwarts Express? Because I have a feeling that you and I are going somewhere magical!
Français : Est-ce qu’on est sur le Poudlard Express? Parce que j’ai l’impression que toi et moi allons dans un endroit magique!
Español : Are we on the Hogwarts Express? Because I have a feeling that you and I are going somewhere magical!
Português : Estamos no Expresso de Hogwarts? Porque tenho a sensação de que você e eu estamos indo para algum lugar mágico!
Do you believe in love at first sight? Because if I have to, I’ll walk past you a second time. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Èske ou kwè nan renmen nan premye je? Paske si mwen oblije, mwen pral pase bò kote ou yon dezyèm fwa.
English : Do you believe in love at first sight? Because if I have to, I’ll walk past you a second time.
Français : Est-ce que tu crois au coup de foudre ? Parce que s’il le faut, je repasserais une deuxième fois devant toi.
Español : Do you believe in love at first sight? Because if I have to, I’ll walk past you a second time.
Português : você acredita em amor à primeira vista? Porque se for preciso, passarei por você uma segunda vez.
Are you a bank loan? Because you have my best interest! Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Èske w se yon prè labank? Paske ou gen pi bon enterè mwen!
English : Are you a bank loan? Because you have my best interest!
Français : Es-tu un prêt bancaire? Parce que tu as tout mon intérêt!
Español : Are you a bank loan? Because you have my best interest!
Português : Você é um empréstimo bancário? Porque você tem o meu melhor interesse!
I see you have no ring on your finger. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Mwen wè ou pa gen bag nan dwèt ou.
English : I see you have no ring on your finger.
Français : Je vois que tu n’as pas de bague au doigt.
Español : I see you have no ring on your finger.
Português : Vejo que você não tem anel no dedo.
Do you have a light? I want to light my cigarette and your heart at the same time! Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Ou gen yon limyè? Mwen vle limen sigarèt mwen ak kè ou an menm tan!
English : Do you have a light? I want to light my cigarette and your heart at the same time!
Français : Est-ce que tu as du feu ? J’aimerais allumer ma cigarette et ton cœur, en même temps !
Español : Do you have a light? I want to light my cigarette and your heart at the same time!
Português : Você tem um isqueiro? Quero acender meu cigarro e seu coração ao mesmo tempo!
Wanna have a good time? Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Ou vle pase yon bon moman?
English : Wanna have a good time?
Français : Tu veux prendre du bon temps ?
Español : Wanna have a good time?
Português : Quer se divertir?
If the verb ‘to love’ didn’t exist, I would have invented it upon seeing you. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Si vèb 'renmen' pa t egziste, mwen ta envante li lè mwen wè ou.
English : If the verb ‘to love’ didn’t exist, I would have invented it upon seeing you.
Français : Si le verbe aimer n’existait pas, je l’aurais inventé en te voyant.
Español : If the verb ‘to love’ didn’t exist, I would have invented it upon seeing you.
Português : Se o verbo ‘amar’ não existisse, eu o teria inventado ao te ver.
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