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Hi sweetie (usually for a child) Topic: Salitasyon.
Kreyòl : Hi cheri (anjeneral pou yon timoun)
English : Hi sweetie (usually for a child)
Français : Salut ma puce
Español : Hola cariño (generalmente para un niño)
Português : Oi querida (geralmente para uma criança)

Gift: Check also the entries within the same family or similar to Hi sweetie (usually for a child).

usually , A person, (usually) a child, who soils himself, Hi kiddo (usually for a child), (innocent) child Ex: Don't be mad at Mirlande for what she did, she is just an innocent child., Child abuse , child:Ex: I just saw a child cross the street by herself., good and close friend, "sis"; (title used by parents when addressing their child's godmother, or by godmother to child's mother; title used by godfather to godmother; title used by best man to maid of honor), A nanny abroad, usually a student staying at a host family, A small dining set (usually toy), bachelor's degree, Creamy soup, usually lobster, discomfit , friend (usually used between older men)*, It usually occurs, I’m usually an excellent swimmer; I don’t understand why I’m drowning in your eyes., normally; usually; unremarkably; commonly; ordinarily, One-to-one, usually in a romantic context, rural communal work (usually followed by distribution of food); collective work, to put a grain of salt under one’s tongue [usually when getting a bad news].

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