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Haitian Creole Slang and Informal Speech

Casual, colloquial Haitian Creole expressions used in everyday talk that a textbook usually skips. Front: the Haitian Creole word or phrase. Back: English meaning.

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35 basic cards for Slang Haitian Creole. It opens with "Sak pase?" and "Nap boule". More Haitian Creole at other levels is listed below.

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Sak pase?: Show answer
What's up? (casual greeting)
Nap boule.: Show answer
We're getting by, doing okay (common casual reply)
Anyen pa anyen.: Show answer
Nothing much, same as usual (casual reply)
Kijan biznis?: Show answer
How's it going? (literally 'how's business')
Fout!: Show answer
Darn!, dang! (mild exclamation)
Kanmenm: Show answer
Anyway, still (filler word)
Wi non.: Show answer
Yeah, of course.
Non non.: Show answer
No way (emphatic no).
Se sa menm.: Show answer
Exactly, that's it.
Bouke: Show answer
Tired, fed up
Mwen bouke.: Show answer
I'm worn out, I'm fed up.
Chaje: Show answer
Loaded, swamped (with problems or things to do)
Li chaje.: Show answer
He's/She's swamped, dealing with a lot.
Nèg: Show answer
Guy, dude (casual term for a man)
Fout wè!: Show answer
Wow, check that out! (casual exclamation)

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