Englisch–Louisianisches Kreolisch-Französisch Wörterbuch

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