Online Haitian Creole Dictionary (Alpha mode): verb conjugation, Creole Proverbs, Creole Quotes, Rhymes, Haiti of Yesteryear and Today.
Dictionary: English 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 : konpanse
English : compensate : Ex : Reginald purchased Sharona a new dress to compensate her for the one he had accidentally spilled his ice cream on.
Français : compenser : Ex : Reginald a acheté à Sharona une nouvelle robe pour la dédommager de celle sur laquelle il avait accidentellement renversé sa glace.
Español : compensar: Ejemplo: Reginald le compró a Sharona un vestido nuevo para compensarla por el vestido sobre el que accidentalmente había derramado su helado.
Português : compensar: Ex: Reginald comprou um vestido novo para Sharona para compensá-la por aquele em que ele acidentalmente derramou sorvete.
discursive Ex : The professor's discursive lectures appeared to cover every subject except the one initially described. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : diskou
English : discursive Ex : The professor's discursive lectures appeared to cover every subject except the one initially described.
Français : Ex discursif : Les cours discursifs du professeur semblaient couvrir tous les sujets sauf celui initialement décrit.
Español : discursivo Ej: Las conferencias discursivas del profesor parecían cubrir todos los temas excepto el descrito inicialmente.
Português : discursivo Ex: As palestras discursivas do professor pareciam abranger todos os assuntos, exceto aquele inicialmente descrito.
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Nan peyi avèg la, moun ki gen yon sèl je se wa
English : In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
Français : Au royaume des aveugles, les borgnes sont rois
Español : En tierra de ciegos, el tuerto es rey
Português : Em terra de cegos, quem tem olho é rei
the one : Ex : The one wearing the red hat is my sister. [pron.] Topic: Gramè.
Kreyòl : yon sèl la
English : the one : Ex : The one wearing the red hat is my sister.
Français : celle-là : Ex : Celle qui porte le chapeau rouge est ma sœur.
Español : el indicado: Ej: La que lleva el sombrero rojo es mi hermana.
Português : aquele: Ex: Quem usa o chapéu vermelho é minha irmã.
the one who respects him
Kreyòl : moun ki respekte l
English : the one who respects him
Français : celui qui le respecte
Español : el que lo respeta
Português : aquele que o respeita
the ones dead, that's their business [n.]
Kreyòl : sa ki mouri zafe a yo
English : the ones dead, that's their business
Français : ceux qui sont morts, c'est leurs affaires
Español : los muertos, ese es su negocio
Português : os que estão mortos, isso é problema deles
The worst blind person is the one who doesn't want to see Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Moun ki pi mal avèg la se moun ki pa vle wè
English : The worst blind person is the one who doesn't want to see
Français : Le pire aveugle est celui qui ne veut pas voir
Español : El peor ciego es el que no quiere ver
Português : O pior cego é aquele que não quer ver
there are the one who
Kreyòl : gen sa ki
English : there are the one who
Français : il y a celui qui
Español : hay quien
Português : há aquele que
who, which. Ex.: He is the one who did it. Topic: Gramè.
Kreyòl : k
English : who, which. Ex.: He is the one who did it.
Français : qui, lequel. Ex. : C'est lui qui l'a fait.
Español : quién, cuál. Ej.: Él es quien lo hizo.
Português : quem, qual. Ex.: Foi ele quem fez isso.
one-fourth; fourth; one-quarter; quarter; fourth part; twenty-five percent; quartern , do one's duty, do one's, each one of us; each one of you, middle , no one, nobady , one , one by one, one by one, individually, one here and there, an occasional one, one hundred and and one, one hundred one, one thousand, thousand, one thousand, one, people, someone :Ex : One person helps someone every day., One-to-one, usually in a romantic context, the one , they, them, their, one, it , this, that, this one, that one., to feel a tightness in one's chest; to feel a weight upon one's chest, to lose one one’s selfcontrol or cool, to be very angry.
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