Flash Cards

Vocabulary words you're familiar with - same spelling as some English words you know

Some words on these flash cards are called “Fo Zanmi” or fake friends. Those are words that are spelled the same as an English word, but the Creole meaning is completely different. Knowing how to spell them gives you a great advantage; you can use the English meaning as a memory aid for the Creole meaning. The other words in the are some of the most common words that you should learn as soon as you can. Scroll down to the middle of the page to watch a video that might help you with some of these words. It will help to learn them as soon as you can as you’ll get to use to greet people, to show politeness, to ask for food, and others.

MANJE

Mwen vle manje

FOOD

I want some food

TO SPEAK

Speak on their behalf

PALE

Pale pou yo

TO GO

Don't go without me

ALE

Pa ale san mwen

TANPRI

Mwen vle manje tanpri

PLEASE

I want some food please

RENMEN

Mwen renmen w

LOVE

I love you

LET / TO LEAVE

Let me speak

KITE

Kite M pale

BAD / SPOILED

The bread is bad

GATE

Pen an gate

JWE

M ta renmen jwe avè W

TO PLAY

I'd like to play with you

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