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 : koupe
English : to cut, to chop. Ex: Don’t cut your hair.
Français : couper, hacher. Ex : Ne vous coupez pas les cheveux.
Español : cortar, picar. Ej: No te cortes el pelo.
Português : cortar, picar. Ex: Não corte o cabelo.
pubic hair, armpit hair, underarm hair, body hair
Kreyòl : pwèl
English : pubic hair, armpit hair, underarm hair, body hair
Français : poils pubiens, poils sous les aisselles, poils sous les aisselles, poils sur le corps
Español : vello púbico, vello de las axilas, vello de las axilas, vello corporal
Português : pêlos pubianos, pêlos nas axilas, pêlos nas axilas, pêlos no corpo
cut : Ex: Don’t cut your hair. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : koupe
English : cut : Ex: Don’t cut your hair.
Français : couper : Ex : Ne vous coupez pas les cheveux.
Español : corte: Ej: No te cortes el pelo.
Português : cortar: Ex: Não corte o cabelo.
hair : Ex: I’ll cut my hair short for a change. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : cheve
English : hair : Ex: I’ll cut my hair short for a change.
Français : cheveux : Ex : je vais me couper les cheveux courts pour changer.
Español : cabello: Ej: Me cortaré el pelo para variar.
Português : cabelo: Ex: Vou cortar meu cabelo curto para variar.
to cut / cut : Ex : To cut is to separate with a sharp edge. [n.] Topic: Medikal.
Kreyòl : koupe
English : to cut / cut : Ex : To cut is to separate with a sharp edge.
Français : couper / couper : Ex : Couper c'est séparer avec une arête vive.
Español : cortar/cortar: Ej: Cortar es separar con un borde afilado.
Português : cortar/recortar: Ex: Cortar é separar com uma aresta viva.
to go fast [like in a forest, cut anything in your way], don't let anything stopping you [ekspresyon]
Kreyòl : dekoupe nan chan bannann
English : to go fast [like in a forest, cut anything in your way], don't let anything stopping you
Français : pour aller vite [comme dans une forêt, coupe tout sur ton passage], ne laisse rien t'arrêter
Español : ir rápido [como en un bosque, corta cualquier cosa en tu camino], no dejes que nada te detenga
Português : ir rápido [como em uma floresta, corte qualquer coisa no seu caminho], não deixe que nada te impeça
hair : Ex : She styled her hair in a bun. [n.]
Kreyòl : cheve
English : hair : Ex : She styled her hair in a bun.
Français : cheveux : Ex : Elle a coiffé ses cheveux en chignon.
Español : cabello: Ej: Se peinó el cabello en un moño.
Português : cabelo: Ex: Ela prendeu o cabelo em um coque.
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.
your (plural, informal) : Ex : Your shoes are by the door. : Ex : Your backpacks are on the table. [adj. posesif]
Kreyòl : ou
English : your (plural, informal) : Ex : Your shoes are by the door. : Ex : Your backpacks are on the table.
Français : votre (pluriel, informel) : Ex : Vos chaussures sont près de la porte. : Ex : Vos sacs à dos sont sur la table.
Español : tu (plural, informal): Ej: Tus zapatos están junto a la puerta. : Ej: Tus mochilas están sobre la mesa.
Português : seu (plural, informal): Ex: Seus sapatos estão perto da porta. : Ex: Suas mochilas estão em cima da mesa.
chop [v]
Kreyòl : tranche
English : chop
Français : hacher
Español : cortar
Português : cortar
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