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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
mwen	Pronomen	I	Mwen pare kounye a. I am ready now.
ou	Pronomen	you	Ou janti anpil. You are very kind.
li	Pronomen	he	Li se frè mwen. He is my brother.
li	Pronomen	she	Li lakay li. She is at home.
nou	Pronomen	we	Nou travay chak jou. We work every day.
yo	Pronomen	they	Yo rete nan vil la. They live in the city.
kisa	Pronomen	what	Kisa ou vle kounye a? What do you want now?
kote	Adverb	where	Kote yo rete kounye a? Where do they live now?
kilè	Adverb	when	Kilè ou ap vini isit la? When will you come here?
ki moun	Pronomen	who	Ki moun ki nan pòt la? Who is at the door?
poukisa	Adverb	why	Poukisa ou tris jodi a? Why are you sad today?
kijan	Adverb	how	Kijan ou fè sa? How do you do this?
se	Verb	to be	Li se zanmi mwen. She is my friend.
gen	Verb	to have	Mwen gen yon nouvo liv. I have a new book.
fè	Verb	to do	Nou fè travay nou byen. We do our work well.
ale	Verb	to go	Yo ale lekòl chak jou. They go to school daily.
vini	Verb	to come	Tanpri vini lakay mwen. Please come to my house.
wè	Verb	to see	Mwen wè lalin nan aswè a. I see the moon tonight.
konnen	Verb	to know	Mwen konnen repons lan deja. I know the answer already.
panse	Verb	to think	Nou panse sou lavi souvan. We think about life often.
vle	Verb	to want	Yo vle plis dlo kounye a. They want more water now.
bezwen	Verb	to need	Mwen bezwen èd ou jodi a. I need your help today.
fè	Verb	to make	Li fè pen chak maten. She makes bread every morning.
pran	Verb	to take	Pran liv la avèk ou. Take the book with you.
bay	Verb	to give	Tanpri ban mwen kèk dlo. Please give me some water.
di	Verb	to say	Yo di manje a bon. They say the food is good.
di	Verb	to tell	Di m istwa vre a. Tell me the true story.
mande	Verb	to ask	Mwen mande yon kestyon senp. I ask a simple question.
jwenn	Verb	to find	Nou jwenn kay la byen vit. We find the house quickly.
gade	Verb	to look	Gade syèl ble a. Look at the blue sky.
itilize	Verb	to use	Mwen itilize tab sa a chak jou. I use this table daily.
travay	Verb	to work	Yo travay nan vil la. They work in the city.
manje	Verb	to eat	Nou manje diri lakay nou. We eat rice at home.
bwè	Verb	to drink	Mwen bwè te chak maten. I drink tea every morning.
dòmi	Verb	to sleep	Timoun nan dòmi lannuit. The child sleeps at night.
mache	Verb	to walk	Nou mache ale lekòl ansanm. We walk to school together.
kouri	Verb	to run	Ti gason an kouri trè vit. The boy runs very fast.
li	Verb	to read	Li li yon bon liv. She reads a good book.
ekri	Verb	to write	Mwen ekri non mwen isit la. I write my name here.
pale	Verb	to speak	Yo pale ak pwofesè a. They speak with the teacher.
koute	Verb	to listen	Koute mizik la ak anpil atansyon. Listen to the music carefully.
tande	Verb	to hear	Mwen tande van an deyò. I hear the wind outside.
achte	Verb	to buy	Nou achte fwi fre jodi a. We buy fresh fruit today.
vann	Verb	to sell	Yo vann pen chak maten. They sell bread every morning.
peye	Verb	to pay	Mwen peye pou manje a. I pay for the food.
ede	Verb	to help	Tanpri ede ti frè ou. Please help your young brother.
renmen	Verb	to love	Nou renmen fanmi nou anpil. We love our family deeply.
rete	Verb	to live	Yo rete toupre rivyè a. They live near the river.
mouri	Verb	to die	Tout moun mouri yon jou. All people die one day.
aprann	Verb	to learn	Timoun aprann lekòl chak jou. Children learn at school daily.
anseye	Verb	to teach	Yo anseye timoun yo byen. They teach the children well.
louvri	Verb	to open	Tanpri louvri pòt la kounye a. Please open the door now.
fèmen	Verb	to close	Fèmen fenèt la lannuit. Close the window at night.
moun	Substantiv	person	Chak moun gen yon non. Each person has a name.
gason	Substantiv	man	Gason an mache al travay. The man walks to work.
fanm	Substantiv	woman	Fanm nan bwè te cho. The woman drinks hot tea.
timoun	Substantiv	child	Timoun nan kontan anpil. The child is very happy.
ti gason	Substantiv	boy	Ti gason an li chak aswè. The boy reads every evening.
ti fi	Substantiv	girl	Ti fi a gen yon liv. The girl has a book.
fanmi	Substantiv	family	Fanmi mwen rete isit la. My family lives here.
manman	Substantiv	mother	Manman mwen kwit bon manje. My mother cooks good food.
papa	Substantiv	father	Papa li travay nan vil la. His father works in town.
zanmi	Substantiv	friend	Li se pi bon zanmi mwen. She is my best friend.
kay	Substantiv	house	Kay yo gwo anpil. Their house is very big.
lakay	Substantiv	home	Mwen prale lakay kounye a. I am going home now.
lekòl	Substantiv	school	Lekòl la louvri bonè. The school opens early.
vil	Substantiv	city	Vil sa a trè okipe. This city is very busy.
peyi	Substantiv	country	Peyi nou an bèl. Our country is beautiful.
mond	Substantiv	world	Mond lan gwo anpil. The world is very large.
lari	Substantiv	street	Lari a long e li okipe. The street is long and busy.
chanm	Substantiv	room	Chanm nan piti anpil. The room is very small.
tan	Substantiv	time	Tan pase byen vit. Time passes very quickly.
jou	Substantiv	day	Jodi a se yon bon jou. Today is a good day.
lannuit	Substantiv	night	Lannuit la frèt. The night is cold.
maten	Substantiv	morning	Maten an fre e trankil. The morning is cool and quiet.
aswè	Substantiv	evening	Nou mache nan aswè. We walk in the evening.
semèn	Substantiv	week	Semèn sa a trè okipe. This week is very busy.
mwa	Substantiv	month	Mwa pwochen ap pi bon. Next month will be better.
ane	Substantiv	year	Ane sa a sanble trè long. This year feels very long.
jodi a	Adverb	today	Mwen okipe jodi a. I am busy today.
demen	Adverb	tomorrow	Nou pral ale demen. We will go tomorrow.
yè	Adverb	yesterday	Li te vini isit la yè. She came here yesterday.
kounye a	Adverb	now	Mwen bezwen èd kounye a. I need help now.
solèy	Substantiv	sun	Solèy la cho anpil. The sun is very hot.
lalin	Substantiv	moon	Lalin nan klere aswè a. The moon is bright tonight.
zetwal	Substantiv	star	Zetwal sa a klere anpil. That star is very bright.
syèl	Substantiv	sky	Syèl la ble jodi a. The sky is blue today.
latè	Substantiv	earth	Latè se lakay nou. The earth is our home.
dife	Substantiv	fire	Dife a cho anpil. The fire is very hot.
dlo	Substantiv	water	Dlo a frèt anpil. The water is very cold.
lapli	Substantiv	rain	Lapli a kòmanse maten an. The rain starts this morning.
van	Substantiv	wind	Van an fò jodi a. The wind is strong today.
pyebwa	Substantiv	tree	Pyebwa sa a wo anpil. That tree is very tall.
flè	Substantiv	flower	Flè sa a bèl. This flower is beautiful.
mòn	Substantiv	mountain	Mòn nan wo anpil. The mountain is very high.
rivyè	Substantiv	river	Rivyè a long e laj. The river is long and wide.
lanmè	Substantiv	sea	Lanmè a ble jodi a. The sea is blue today.
manje	Substantiv	food	Manje a santi bon anpil. The food smells very good.
pen	Substantiv	bread	Mwen achte pen fre chak jou. I buy fresh bread daily.
diri	Substantiv	rice	Nou manje diri a midi. We eat rice at noon.
vyann	Substantiv	meat	Vyann nan cho kounye a. The meat is hot now.
pwason	Substantiv	fish	Pwason an fre jodi a. The fish is fresh today.
ze	Substantiv	egg	Mwen manje yon ze chak jou. I eat one egg daily.
lèt	Substantiv	milk	Lèt la frèt. The milk is cold.
fwi	Substantiv	fruit	Fwi sa a dous anpil. This fruit is very sweet.
te	Substantiv	tea	Li bwè te chak maten. She drinks tea every morning.
kafe	Substantiv	coffee	Mwen bwè kafe chak maten. I drink coffee every morning.
tèt	Substantiv	head	Tèt mwen fè m mal jodi a. My head hurts today.
je	Substantiv	eye	Je li wouj. Her eye is red.
zòrèy	Substantiv	ear	Zòrèy mwen tande son sa a. My ear hears that sound.
bouch	Substantiv	mouth	Louvri bouch ou laj. Open your mouth wide.
nen	Substantiv	nose	Nen mwen frèt. My nose is cold.
men	Substantiv	hand	Lave men ou anvan ou manje. Wash your hand before eating.
pye	Substantiv	foot	Pye mwen fè m mal kounye a. My foot hurts now.
kè	Substantiv	heart	Kè li fò. Her heart is strong.
non	Substantiv	name	Non mwen se Jean. My name is Jean.
liv	Substantiv	book	Liv sa a bon anpil. This book is very good.
mo	Substantiv	word	Mo sa a enpòtan. This word is important.
lang	Substantiv	language	Lang konekte anpil moun. Language connects many people.
lajan	Substantiv	money	Mwen bezwen plis lajan jodi a. I need more money today.
travay	Substantiv	work	Travay pran anpil tan. Work takes much time.
lanmou	Substantiv	love	Lanmou fè lavi bèl. Love makes life beautiful.
mizik	Substantiv	music	Mizik la sonnen bèl aswè a. The music sounds beautiful tonight.
istwa	Substantiv	story	Istwa li tris anpil. Her story is very sad.
fason	Substantiv	way	Fason sa a fasil anpil. This way is very easy.
bagay	Substantiv	thing	Bagay sa a enpòtan anpil. That thing is very important.
lavi	Substantiv	life	Lavi pa toujou fasil. Life is not always easy.
pòt	Substantiv	door	Pòt la louvri kounye a. The door is open now.
tab	Substantiv	table	Tab la vye anpil. The table is very old.
chèz	Substantiv	chair	Chèz sa a piti anpil. This chair is very small.
machin	Substantiv	car	Machin sa a vit anpil. That car is very fast.
bon	Adjektiv	good	Manje sa a bon anpil. This food is very good.
move	Adjektiv	bad	Tan an move jodi a. The weather is bad today.
gwo	Adjektiv	big	Kay sa a gwo anpil. That house is very big.
piti	Adjektiv	small	Chanm nan piti anpil. The room is very small.
nouvo	Adjektiv	new	Mwen gen yon nouvo liv. I have a new book.
vye	Adjektiv	old	Tab sa a vye anpil. This table is very old.
long	Adjektiv	long	Lari a long anpil. The street is very long.
kout	Adjektiv	short	Istwa a kout anpil. The story is very short.
wo	Adjektiv	high	Mòn nan wo anpil. The mountain is very high.
ba	Adjektiv	low	Tab la twò ba. The table is too low.
cho	Adjektiv	hot	Te a cho anpil. The tea is very hot.
frèt	Adjektiv	cold	Dlo a frèt anpil. The water is very cold.
kontan	Adjektiv	happy	Timoun nan kontan anpil. The child is very happy.
tris	Adjektiv	sad	Li tris jodi a. She feels sad today.
bèl	Adjektiv	beautiful	Flè a bèl. The flower is beautiful.
fasil	Adjektiv	easy	Travay sa a fasil anpil. This work is very easy.
vit	Adjektiv	fast	Machin sa a vit anpil. This car is very fast.
dousman	Adjektiv	slow	Machin nan twò dousman. The car is too slow.
kòrèk	Adjektiv	right	Repons ou a kòrèk. Your answer is right.
mal	Adjektiv	wrong	Repons sa a mal. That answer is wrong.
enpòtan	Adjektiv	important	Liv sa a enpòtan. This book is important.
vre	Adjektiv	true	Istwa a vre. The story is true.
plen	Adjektiv	full	Vè a plen. The glass is full.
vid	Adjektiv	empty	Chanm nan vid kounye a. The room is empty now.
jèn	Adjektiv	young	Li toujou jèn anpil. She is still very young.
fò	Adjektiv	strong	Li fò anpil. He is very strong.
fèb	Adjektiv	weak	Timoun nan santi li fèb. The child feels weak.
wouj	Adjektiv	red	Flè a wouj. The flower is red.
ble	Adjektiv	blue	Syèl la ble. The sky is blue.
vèt	Adjektiv	green	Pyebwa a vèt. The tree is green.
jòn	Adjektiv	yellow	Flè a jòn. The flower is yellow.
nwa	Adjektiv	black	Machin nan nwa. The car is black.
blan	Adjektiv	white	Kay la blan. The house is white.
wi	Interjektion	yes	Wi, mwen konprann kounye a. Yes, I understand now.
non	Interjektion	no	Non, mwen pa dakò. No, I do not agree.
pa	Adverb	not	Mwen pa pare ankò. I am not ready yet.
ak	Konjunktion	and	Pen ak te pare. Bread and tea are ready.
oswa	Konjunktion	or	Te oswa kafe bon. Tea or coffee is fine.
men	Konjunktion	but	Mwen bouke, men mwen kontan. I am tired, but happy.
si	Konjunktion	if	Si ou vini, nou manje. If you come, we eat.
paske	Konjunktion	because	Mwen rete lakay paske lapli te tonbe. I stayed home because rain fell.
ak	Präposition	with	Mwen te vini ak zanmi mwen. I came with my friend.
san	Präposition	without	Li pati san liv li. He left without his book.
pou	Präposition	for	Kado sa a se pou ou. This gift is for you.
soti nan	Präposition	from	Li soti nan vil sa a. She comes from this city.
nan	Präposition	to	Nou ale nan lekòl chak jou. We go to school daily.