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Definition: Tematik: Gramè Egz: Sa w fè se li w wè. W ap rekòlte sa w simen an.
English : What, that which: Ex: You reap what you sow.
Français : ce que, ce qui : Ex : Vous récoltez ce que vous semez.
Español : Qué, aquello que: Ej: Se cosecha lo que se siembra.
Português : O que, aquilo que: Ex: Você colhe o que planta.
Definition: pwonon demonstratif Tematik: Gramè, Pwonon Egz: Mwen pa ka kwè sa.
English : that. Ex: I cannot believe that.
Français : cela, ça. Ex : Je n'arrive pas à croire ça.
Español : eso. Ej: No puedo creer eso.
Português : isso, nisso, aquilo, aquela. Ex: Não posso acreditar nisso.
Definition: pwonon demonstratif Egz: Sa panse li se yon afè.
English : that person, that one; he, she. Ex: He thinks he is all that.
Français : cette personne, celle-là ; il Elle. Ex : Il pense qu'il est tout ça.
Español : esa persona, esa; el ella. Ej: Él piensa que es todo eso.
Português : aquela pessoa, aquela; ele Ela. Ex: Ele pensa que é tudo isso.
Definition: Pwonon esntèwogatif Tematik: Gramè, Pwonon Abreje pou kisa. Egz: Sa w di la a?
English : Who?, what?, which? Ex: What did you say?
Français : Qui ?, quoi ?, lequel ? Ex : Qu'est-ce que tu viens de dire ?
Español : ¿Quién?, ¿qué?, ¿cuál? Ej: ¿Qué acabas de decir?
Português : Quem?, o quê?, qual? Ex: O que você acabou de dizer?
Definition: v. entranzitif Yo sitou itilize l o negatif. Egz: M pa santi m gen fòs. M pa sa mache.
English : [not] to be able, can [not], may [not]
Français : [ne pas] pouvoir, ne peut pas
Español : [no] poder, [no] puede
Português : [não] poder, [não] pode
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