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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
mo	Pronomen	I	Mo la aste. I am here now.
to	Pronomen	you	To mo zanmi. You are my friend.
li	Pronomen	he	Li bien fatige. He is very tired.
li	Pronomen	she	Li lakaz. She is at home.
nou	Pronomen	we	Nou pare jòdi-a. We are ready today.
yo	Pronomen	they	Yo lekol. They are in school.
ki sa	Pronomen	what	Ki sa to vlé? What do you want?
koté	Adverb	where	Koté yo rété? Where do they live?
ki moun	Pronomen	who	Ki moun la pòt-la? Who is at the door?
kouman	Adverb	how	Kouman to konnin? How do you know?
ginyen	Verb	to have	Mo ginyen an liv. I have a book.
fè	Verb	to do	Nou fè nou travay. We do our work.
ale	Verb	to go	Yo ale an vil. They go to town.
vini	Verb	to come	Vini isi épi mo. Come here with me.
wè	Verb	to see	Mo wè lalinn. I see the moon.
konnin	Verb	to know	Yo konnin listwè-a. They know the story.
pansé	Verb	to think	Mo pansé asou lavi. I think about life.
vlé	Verb	to want	Nou vlé délo. We want some water.
bezwen	Verb	to need	To bezwen plis tan. You need more time.
fè	Verb	to make	Li fè bon pen. She makes good bread.
pran	Verb	to take	Pran liv-la lakaz. Take the book home.
bay	Verb	to give	Bay mo lajan-an. Give me the money.
di	Verb	to say	Li di an mo. He says one word.
di	Verb	to tell	Di mo lavérité. Tell me the truth.
mandé	Verb	to ask	Mo mandé an kestyon. I ask one question.
trouvé	Verb	to find	Nou trouvé chimen-an. We found the way.
gadé	Verb	to look	Gadé syèl-la. Look at the sky.
sèvi	Verb	to use	Yo sèvi tab-sa. They use this table.
travay	Verb	to work	Mo travay chak jou. I work every day.
manjé	Verb	to eat	Nou manjé diri swè-a. We eat rice tonight.
bwè	Verb	to drink	Bwè délo frèt aste. Drink cold water now.
dòmi	Verb	to sleep	Ti moun-la dòmi byen. The child sleeps well.
maché	Verb	to walk	Yo maché asou laru-a. They walk on the street.
kouri	Verb	to run	Garson-an kouri vit. The boy runs fast.
li	Verb	to read	Li li an liv. She reads a book.
ékri	Verb	to write	Mo ékri mo non. I write my name.
palé	Verb	to speak	Nou palé langaj-sa. We speak this language.
kouté	Verb	to listen	Kouté lamizik-la. Listen to the music.
tann	Verb	to hear	Mo tann lapli-a. I hear the rain.
achté	Verb	to buy	Yo achté pwason fre. They buy fresh fish.
vann	Verb	to sell	Nou vann pen isi. We sell bread here.
péyé	Verb	to pay	To péyé pou manjé. You pay for food.
édé	Verb	to help	Édé to manman jòdi-a. Help your mother today.
enmen	Verb	to love	Mo enmen mo fanmi. I love my family.
rété	Verb	to live	Yo rété an vil. They live in the city.
mouri	Verb	to die	Vie nonm-la mouri. The old man died.
aprann	Verb	to learn	Ti moun aprann lekol. Children learn at school.
ansegnen	Verb	to teach	Li ansegnen ti moun-yo. She teaches the children.
ouvè	Verb	to open	Ouvè lapòt-la aste. Open the door now.
fèmen	Verb	to close	Fèmen lafenèt-la aste. Close the window now.
moun	Substantiv	person	Moun-sa bon. That person is kind.
nonm	Substantiv	man	Nonm-la fò. The man is strong.
fanm	Substantiv	woman	Fanm-la kontan. The woman is happy.
ti moun	Substantiv	child	Ti moun-la ka dòmi. The child is sleeping.
garson	Substantiv	boy	Garson-an li byen. The boy reads well.
tifi	Substantiv	girl	Tifi-a chanté dousman. The girl sings softly.
fanmi	Substantiv	family	Mo fanmi rété isi. My family lives here.
manman	Substantiv	mother	Mo manman lakaz. My mother is home.
papa	Substantiv	father	Papa li travay rèd. His father works hard.
zanmi	Substantiv	friend	Li mo zanmi. She is my friend.
kaz	Substantiv	house	Kaz yo gran. Their house is big.
lakaz	Substantiv	home	Nou ka ale lakaz. We are going home.
lekol	Substantiv	school	Lekol-la nèf. The school is new.
vil	Substantiv	city	Vil-la plen mouvman. The city is busy.
péyi	Substantiv	country	Péyi-sa bèl. This country is beautiful.
lemonn	Substantiv	world	Lemonn ka chanjé. The world is changing.
laru	Substantiv	street	Laru-a long. The street is long.
chanm	Substantiv	room	Chanm-sa piti. This room is small.
tan	Substantiv	time	Tan ka pasé vit. Time goes very fast.
jou	Substantiv	day	Jòdi-a sé an bon jou. Today is a good day.
nwit	Substantiv	night	Nwit-la frèt. The night is cold.
maten	Substantiv	morning	Maten-an fre. The morning is cool.
swè	Substantiv	evening	Swè-a trankil. The evening is quiet.
simenn	Substantiv	week	Simenn-sa chajé. This week is busy.
mwa	Substantiv	month	Mwa k-ap vini-a chajé. Next month is busy.
lannen	Substantiv	year	Lannen-sa nèf. This year is new.
jòdi-a	Adverb	today	Mo okipe jòdi-a. I am busy today.
dimen	Adverb	tomorrow	Nou pati dimen maten. We leave tomorrow morning.
yè	Adverb	yesterday	Li vini yè swè. She came yesterday evening.
aste	Adverb	now	Mo bezwen éd aste. I need help now.
solèy	Substantiv	sun	Solèy-la cho. The sun is hot.
lalinn	Substantiv	moon	Lalinn-la ka kléré. The moon is bright.
zétwal	Substantiv	star	Zétwal-sa ka kléré. That star is bright.
syèl	Substantiv	sky	Syèl-la ble. The sky is blue.
latè	Substantiv	earth	Latè ron. The earth is round.
difé	Substantiv	fire	Difé-a cho. The fire is hot.
délo	Substantiv	water	Délo-a frèt. The water is cold.
lapli	Substantiv	rain	Lapli-a ka tonbé. The rain is falling.
van	Substantiv	wind	Van-an fò. The wind is strong.
pyébwa	Substantiv	tree	Pyébwa-a wo. The tree is tall.
flè	Substantiv	flower	Flè-a bèl. The flower is beautiful.
montanny	Substantiv	mountain	Montanny-a wo. The mountain is high.
larivyè	Substantiv	river	Larivyè-a laj. The river is wide.
lanmè	Substantiv	sea	Lanmè-a move. The sea is rough.
manjé	Substantiv	food	Manjé-a pare. The food is ready.
pen	Substantiv	bread	Pen-sa fre. This bread is fresh.
diri	Substantiv	rice	Diri-a cho. The rice is hot.
vyann	Substantiv	meat	Vyann-la kuit. The meat is cooked.
pwason	Substantiv	fish	Pwason-an fre. The fish is fresh.
ze	Substantiv	egg	Ze-a krazé. The egg is broken.
lèt	Substantiv	milk	Lèt-la tyèd. The milk is warm.
fwi	Substantiv	fruit	Fwi-sa dous. This fruit is sweet.
te	Substantiv	tea	Te-a cho. The tea is hot.
kafé	Substantiv	coffee	Kafé-a fò. The coffee is strong.
tèt	Substantiv	head	Mo tèt fè mo mal jòdi-a. My head hurts today.
zye	Substantiv	eye	Zye li ble. Her eyes are blue.
zorey	Substantiv	ear	Mo zorey fè mo mal anpil. My ear hurts badly.
bouch	Substantiv	mouth	Ouvè to bouch gran. Open your mouth wide.
nen	Substantiv	nose	Mo nen frèt. My nose is cold.
lanmen	Substantiv	hand	Lavé to lanmen aste. Wash your hands now.
pyé	Substantiv	foot	Mo pyé fè mo mal jòdi-a. My foot hurts today.
kèr	Substantiv	heart	Kèr li fò. His heart is strong.
non	Substantiv	name	Mo non sé Paul. My name is Paul.
liv	Substantiv	book	Liv-sa nèf. This book is new.
mo	Substantiv	word	Mo-sa enpòtan. That word is important.
langaj	Substantiv	language	Langaj-sa bèl. This language is beautiful.
lajan	Substantiv	money	Mo bezwen plis lajan. I need more money.
travay	Substantiv	work	Travay-la rèd. The work is hard.
lamou	Substantiv	love	Lamou fò anpil. Love is very strong.
lamizik	Substantiv	music	Lamizik-la bèl. The music is beautiful.
listwè	Substantiv	story	Listwè-sa vré. That story is true.
chimen	Substantiv	way	Chimen-sa fasil. This way is easy.
bagay	Substantiv	thing	Bagay-sa nèf. This thing is new.
lavi	Substantiv	life	Lavi pa fasil. Life is not easy.
lapòt	Substantiv	door	Lapòt-la ouvè. The door is open.
tab	Substantiv	table	Tab-la ron. The table is round.
chèz	Substantiv	chair	Chèz-la vye. The chair is old.
machin	Substantiv	car	Machin-an nèf. The car is new.
bon	Adjektiv	good	Manjé-sa bon. This food is good.
move	Adjektiv	bad	Pen-sa move. That bread is bad.
gran	Adjektiv	big	Kaz yo gran. Their house is big.
piti	Adjektiv	small	Chanm-la piti. The room is small.
nèf	Adjektiv	new	Mo achté an chèz nèf. I bought a new chair.
vye	Adjektiv	old	Liv-sa vye. That book is old.
long	Adjektiv	long	Chimen-an long. The road is long.
kout	Adjektiv	short	Listwè-a kout. The story is short.
wo	Adjektiv	high	Montanny-sa wo. That mountain is high.
ba	Adjektiv	low	Tab-la ba. The table is low.
cho	Adjektiv	hot	Kafé-a cho. The coffee is hot.
frèt	Adjektiv	cold	Délo-a frèt. The water is cold.
kontan	Adjektiv	happy	Ti moun-la kontan. The child is happy.
tris	Adjektiv	sad	Li tris anpil. She feels very sad.
bèl	Adjektiv	beautiful	Flè-a bèl. The flower is beautiful.
fasil	Adjektiv	easy	Leson-sa fasil. This lesson is easy.
rèd	Adjektiv	hard	Travay-sa rèd. This work is hard.
vit	Adjektiv	fast	Machin-sa vit. That car is fast.
lant	Adjektiv	slow	Vie nonm-la maché lant. The old man walks slow.
drèt	Adjektiv	right	Repons to drèt. Your answer is right.
pa bon	Adjektiv	wrong	Repons-sa pa bon. That answer is wrong.
enpòtan	Adjektiv	important	Mo-sa enpòtan. This word is important.
vré	Adjektiv	true	Listwè-sa vré. That story is true.
plenn	Adjektiv	full	Tass-la plenn. The cup is full.
vid	Adjektiv	empty	Chanm-la vid. The room is empty.
jenn	Adjektiv	young	Garson-an jenn. The boy is young.
fò	Adjektiv	strong	Fanm-sa fò. That woman is strong.
fèb	Adjektiv	weak	Li fèb jòdi-a. He feels weak today.
rouj	Adjektiv	red	Flè-a rouj. The flower is red.
ble	Adjektiv	blue	Syèl-la ble. The sky is blue.
vè	Adjektiv	green	Pyébwa-a vè. The tree is green.
jòn	Adjektiv	yellow	Flè-a jòn. The flower is yellow.
nwa	Adjektiv	black	Machin-an nwa. The car is black.
blan	Adjektiv	white	Kaz-la blan. The house is white.
wi	Interjektion	yes	Wi, mo pare. Yes, I am ready.
non	Interjektion	no	Non, mo pa konnin. No, I do not know.
pa	Adverb	not	Mo pa fatige. I am not tired.
é	Konjunktion	and	Pen é diri pare. Bread and rice are ready.
ouben	Konjunktion	or	Te ouben kafé bon. Tea or coffee is fine.
mé	Konjunktion	but	Mo vini, mé li pati. I came, but he left.
si	Konjunktion	if	Si lapli tonbé, rété lakaz. If it rains, stay home.
paské	Konjunktion	because	Mo rété paské lapli. I stayed because of rain.
épi	Präposition	with	Mo vini épi mo zanmi. I came with my friend.
san	Präposition	without	Li pati san lajan. He left without money.
pou	Präposition	for	Kado-sa pou to. This gift is for you.
dépi	Präposition	from	Li vini dépi vil. She came from town.
a	Präposition	to	Nou ale a lekol. We went to school.