Online Haitian Creole Dictionary (Alpha mode): verb conjugation, Creole Proverbs, Creole Quotes, Rhymes, Haiti of Yesteryear and Today.
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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 : elas
English : alas, unfortunately, unhappily
Français : hélas
Español : ay, lamentablemente, infelizmente
Português : ah, infelizmente
audible : Ex : Unfortunately, the shouts of the missing person were not audible. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : tande
English : audible : Ex : Unfortunately, the shouts of the missing person were not audible.
Français : audible : Ex : Malheureusement, les cris de la personne disparue n'étaient pas audibles.
Español : audible: Ej: Desafortunadamente, los gritos de la persona desaparecida no fueron audibles.
Português : audível: Ex: Infelizmente, os gritos da pessoa desaparecida não foram audíveis.
extraneous : Ex : Personal political ambitions should always be irrelevant to legislative policy, but unfortunately, they rarely are. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : etranj
English : extraneous : Ex : Personal political ambitions should always be irrelevant to legislative policy, but unfortunately, they rarely are.
Français : étrangers : Ex : Les ambitions politiques personnelles devraient toujours être sans rapport avec la politique législative, mais malheureusement, elles le sont rarement.
Español : extraño: Ej: Las ambiciones políticas personales siempre deberían ser irrelevantes para la política legislativa, pero desafortunadamente, rara vez lo son.
Português : estranho: Ex: As ambições políticas pessoais deveriam ser sempre irrelevantes para a política legislativa, mas, infelizmente, raramente o são.
hapless : Ex : My unfortunate, hapless family always seems to choose a week with bad weather for vacation. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : malheureux
English : hapless : Ex : My unfortunate, hapless family always seems to choose a week with bad weather for vacation.
Français : malheureux : Ex : Ma malheureuse et malheureuse famille semble toujours choisir une semaine de mauvais temps pour les vacances.
Español : desafortunado: Ej: Mi desafortunada y desventurada familia siempre parece elegir una semana con mal tiempo para sus vacaciones.
Português : infeliz: Ex: Minha infeliz e infeliz família sempre parece escolher uma semana de mau tempo para férias.
panacea : Ex : Doctors hope for a universal panacea to cure all diseases, but unfortunately, such a remedy does not exist. [n.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : mirak
English : panacea : Ex : Doctors hope for a universal panacea to cure all diseases, but unfortunately, such a remedy does not exist.
Français : panacée : Ex : Les médecins espèrent une panacée universelle pour guérir toutes les maladies, mais malheureusement, un tel remède n'existe pas.
Español : panacea: Ej: Los médicos esperan encontrar una panacea universal para curar todas las enfermedades, pero lamentablemente tal remedio no existe.
Português : panacéia: Ex: Os médicos esperam por uma panacéia universal para curar todas as doenças, mas infelizmente tal remédio não existe.
poor thing, unfortunate. Ex: John: While walking, my foot hits a rock and it hurts. James: Poor thing. I am sorry.
Kreyòl : podyab
English : poor thing, unfortunate. Ex: John: While walking, my foot hits a rock and it hurts. James: Poor thing. I am sorry.
Français : C'est malheureux, domage. [lit.:] pauvre diable. Ex : Jean : En marchant, mon pied heurte un rocher et j'ai mal. Jacques : C'est malheureux. Je suis désolé.
Español : desafortunado, lamentable, pobre. Ej.: Juan: Mientras camino, mi pie golpea una roca y me duele. James: Es desafortunado. Lo siento.
Português : lamentável, coitado Ex: João: Ao caminhar, meu pé bate em uma pedra e dói. Tiago: É lamentável. Sinto muito.
unfortunate : Ex : It was an unfortunate turn of events. [adj.]
Kreyòl : malere
English : unfortunate : Ex : It was an unfortunate turn of events.
Français : malheureux : Ex : Ce fut une tournure malheureuse des événements.
Español : desafortunado: Ej: Fue un giro desafortunado de los acontecimientos.
Português : infeliz: Ex: Foi uma reviravolta infeliz.
unfortunately [adv. mànyè]
Kreyòl : malerezman
English : unfortunately
Français : malheuresement
Español : desgraciadamente
Português : desgraçadamente
unfortunate , hapless , poor thing, unfortunate.
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