Dictionnaire anglais–Kreol Seselwa

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	mon	I am here now. Mon la la aprezan.
you	pronom	ou	You are very kind. Ou vreman zanti.
he	pronom	i	He is my friend. I mon zanmi.
she	pronom	i	She is at home. I kot li.
we	pronom	nou	We work every day. Nou travay toulezour.
they	pronom	zot	They are in school. Zot dan lekol.
what	pronom	ki	What do you want now? Ki ou oule aprezan?
where	adverbe	kot	Where is my book? Kot mon liv?
when	adverbe	kan	When will you come? Kan ou ava vini?
who	pronom	kisannla	Who is at the door? Kisannla kot laport?
why	adverbe	akoz kwa	Why are you sad? Akoz kwa ou tris?
how	adverbe	konman	How do you know? Konman ou konnen?
to have	verbe	annan	I have a new car. Mon annan en loto nef.
to do	verbe	fer	They do the work well. Zot fer travay byen.
to go	verbe	ale	We go to school early. Nou ale lekol boner.
to come	verbe	vini	Please come to my house. Silvouple vini kot mon lakaz.
to see	verbe	vwar	I see the blue sky. Mon vwar lesyel ble.
to know	verbe	konnen	They know the answer already. Zot konnen larepons deza.
to think	verbe	panse	I think about my family. Mon panse mon fanmir.
to want	verbe	oule	We want some water. Nou oule delo.
to need	verbe	bezwen	I need your help today. Mon bezwen ou led ozordi.
to make	verbe	fer	She makes good bread. I fer bon dipen.
to take	verbe	pran	Take the book home. Pran liv anler lakour.
to give	verbe	donnen	Give me the red book. Donnen mwan liv rouz la.
to say	verbe	dir	He says my name softly. I dir mon non dousman.
to tell	verbe	dir	Tell me the true story. Dir mwan sa vre zistwar.
to ask	verbe	demande	Ask the teacher tomorrow. Demande ansennyan demen.
to find	verbe	trouve	I found my old book. Mon in trouv mon vye liv.
to look	verbe	gete	Look at the bright moon. Gete lalin ki klere.
to use	verbe	servi	We use this table daily. Nou servi sa latab toulezour.
to work	verbe	travay	They work in the city. Zot travay dan lavil.
to eat	verbe	manze	The child eats rice. Zanfan i manz diri.
to drink	verbe	bwar	I drink tea every morning. Mon bwar dite tou bomaten.
to sleep	verbe	dormi	The baby sleeps peacefully. Bebe i dormi anpe.
to walk	verbe	marse	We walk to school together. Nou marse ansanm ziska lekol.
to run	verbe	tay	The boy runs fast. Garson i tay vit.
to read	verbe	lir	She reads a good book. I lir en bon liv.
to write	verbe	ekrir	Write your name here. Ekrir ou non isi.
to speak	verbe	koze	They speak our language well. Zot koz nou langaz byen.
to listen	verbe	ekoute	Listen to the music. Ekoute lamizik.
to hear	verbe	tande	I hear the wind outside. Mon tande divan deor.
to buy	verbe	aste	We buy fresh fruit today. Nou aste fri fre ozordi.
to sell	verbe	vann	They sell fish at market. Zot vann pwason o marse.
to pay	verbe	peye	I pay with cash. Mon peye avek larzan.
to help	verbe	ede	Please help my mother. Silvouple ed mon manman.
to love	verbe	kontan	I love my family deeply. Mon kontan mon fanmir bokou.
to die	verbe	mor	Old trees die slowly. Vye pye dibwa i mor dousman.
to learn	verbe	aprann	Children learn very quickly. Zanfan i aprann vit.
to teach	verbe	ansenny	She teaches at our school. I ansenny dan nou lekol.
to open	verbe	ouver	Open the door now. Ouver laport aprezan.
to close	verbe	ferm	Close the window please. Ferm lafnet silvouple.
person	nom	dimoun	Each person has a name. Sak dimoun i annan en non.
man	nom	msye	The man is very tall. Msye i tre gran.
woman	nom	madanm	That woman is my teacher. Sa madanm i mon ansennyan.
child	nom	zanfan	The child is sleeping. Zanfan pe dormi.
boy	nom	garson	The boy runs every morning. Garson i tay tou bomaten.
girl	nom	fiy	The girl reads quietly. Fiy i lir trankil.
family	nom	fanmir	My family lives here. Mon fanmir i reste isi.
mother	nom	manman	My mother makes tea. Mon manman i fer dite.
father	nom	papa	My father works hard. Mon papa i travay dir.
friend	nom	zanmi	She is my best friend. I mon meyer zanmi.
house	nom	lakaz	Their house is big. Zot lakaz i gran.
home	nom	kot	We are going home now. Nou pe al kot nou aprezan.
school	nom	lekol	The school opens early. Lekol i ouver boner.
city	nom	lavil	The city is very busy. Lavil i tre okipe.
country	nom	pei	Our country is beautiful. Nou pei i zoli.
world	nom	lemonn	The world is changing fast. Lemonn pe sanze vit.
street	nom	larout	The street is long. Larout i long.
room	nom	lasanm	The room is clean. Lasanm i prop.
time	nom	letan	Time passes very quickly. Letan i pase vit.
day	nom	zour	Today is a good day. Ozordi i en bon zour.
night	nom	lannwit	The night is cold. Lannwit i fre.
morning	nom	bomaten	This morning feels cool. Bomaten i fre.
evening	nom	diswar	We walk in the evening. Nou marse diswar.
week	nom	semenn	I work every week. Mon travay tou semenn.
month	nom	mwan	This month is busy. Sa mwan i okipe.
year	nom	lannen	This year feels long. Sa lannen i paret long.
today	adverbe	ozordi	I work today. Mon travay ozordi.
tomorrow	adverbe	demen	We will go tomorrow. Nou ava ale demen.
yesterday	adverbe	yer	She came yesterday morning. I ti vini yer bomaten.
now	adverbe	aprezan	Come here now. Vini isi aprezan.
sun	nom	soley	The sun is very hot. Soley i tre so.
moon	nom	lalin	The moon looks bright tonight. Lalin i paret klere aswar.
star	nom	zetwal	That star is bright. Sa zetwal i klere.
sky	nom	lesyel	The sky is blue today. Lesyel i ble ozordi.
earth	nom	later	The earth is our home. Later i nou lakaz.
fire	nom	dife	The fire is very hot. Dife i tre so.
water	nom	delo	Drink some clean water. Bwar enpe delo prop.
rain	nom	lapli	The rain is heavy today. Lapli i for ozordi.
wind	nom	divan	The wind feels cold. Divan i fer fre.
tree	nom	pye dibwa	That tree is very tall. Sa pye dibwa i tre o.
flower	nom	fler	This flower is beautiful. Sa fler i zoli.
mountain	nom	montanny	The mountain is high. Montanny i o.
river	nom	larivyer	The river flows slowly. Larivyer i koule dousman.
sea	nom	lanmer	The sea is blue. Lanmer i ble.
food	nom	manze	The food is good. Manze i bon.
bread	nom	dipen	I eat bread daily. Mon manz dipen toulezour.
rice	nom	diri	We eat rice tonight. Nou manz diri aswar.
meat	nom	lavyann	The meat is hot. Lavyann i so.
fish	nom	pwason	The fish is fresh. Pwason i fre.
egg	nom	dizef	The egg is broken. Dizef in kase.
milk	nom	dile	The child drinks milk. Zanfan i bwar dile.
fruit	nom	fri	Fresh fruit is healthy. Fri fre i bon pour lasante.
tea	nom	dite	She drinks tea daily. I bwar dite toulezour.
coffee	nom	kafe	I drink coffee now. Mon bwar kafe aprezan.
head	nom	latet	My head hurts today. Mon latet i fermal ozordi.
eye	nom	lizye	Her eyes are blue. Son lizye i ble.
ear	nom	zorey	My ear hurts now. Mon zorey i fermal aprezan.
mouth	nom	labous	Open your mouth wide. Ouver ou labous gran.
nose	nom	nennen	My nose is cold. Mon nennen i fre.
hand	nom	lanmen	Wash your hands well. Lav ou lanmen byen.
foot	nom	lipye	My foot hurts today. Mon lipye i fermal ozordi.
heart	nom	leker	My heart is strong. Mon leker i for.
name	nom	non	What is your name? Ki ou non?
book	nom	liv	This book is new. Sa liv i nef.
word	nom	mo	This word is important. Sa mo i enportan.
language	nom	langaz	Our language is beautiful. Nou langaz i zoli.
money	nom	larzan	I need more money. Mon bezwen plis larzan.
work	nom	travay	This work is hard. Sa travay i dir.
love	nom	lanmour	Love makes life beautiful. Lanmour i fer lavi zoli.
music	nom	lamizik	The music is lovely. Lamizik i zoli.
story	nom	zistwar	That story is true. Sa zistwar i vre.
way	nom	fason	This way is easy. Sa fason i fasil.
thing	nom	keksoz	That thing is strange. Sa keksoz i drol.
life	nom	lavi	Life is not easy. Lavi pa fasil.
door	nom	laport	The door is open. Laport i ouver.
table	nom	latab	The table is clean. Latab i prop.
chair	nom	sez	The chair is broken. Sez in kase.
car	nom	loto	My car is new. Mon loto i nef.
good	adjectif	bon	This bread is good. Sa dipen i bon.
bad	adjectif	move	The food is bad. Manze i move.
big	adjectif	gran	That house is big. Sa lakaz i gran.
small	adjectif	pti	The room is small. Lasanm i pti.
new	adjectif	nef	I bought a new book. Mon in aste en liv nef.
old	adjectif	vye	This house is old. Sa lakaz i vye.
long	adjectif	long	The road is long. Larout i long.
short	adjectif	kourt	The story is short. Zistwar i kourt.
high	adjectif	o	The mountain is high. Montanny i o.
low	adjectif	ba	The table is low. Latab i ba.
hot	adjectif	so	The tea is hot. Dite i so.
cold	adjectif	fre	The water is cold. Delo i fre.
happy	adjectif	ere	The child is happy. Zanfan i ere.
sad	adjectif	tris	She feels sad today. I tris ozordi.
beautiful	adjectif	zoli	The flower is beautiful. Fler i zoli.
easy	adjectif	fasil	This work is easy. Sa travay i fasil.
hard	adjectif	dir	This work is hard. Sa travay i dir.
fast	adjectif	vit	That car is fast. Sa loto i vit.
slow	adjectif	dousman	The river is slow. Larivyer i ale dousman.
right	adjectif	drwat	Your answer is right. Ou larepons i drwat.
wrong	adjectif	fo	That answer is wrong. Sa larepons i fo.
important	adjectif	enportan	This book is important. Sa liv i enportan.
true	adjectif	vre	This story is true. Sa zistwar i vre.
full	adjectif	ranpli	The glass is full. Ver i ranpli.
empty	adjectif	vid	The room is empty. Lasanm i vid.
young	adjectif	zenn	The teacher is young. Ansennyan i zenn.
strong	adjectif	for	That man is strong. Sa msye i for.
weak	adjectif	feb	The child feels weak. Zanfan i santi li feb.
red	adjectif	rouz	The flower is red. Fler i rouz.
blue	adjectif	ble	The sea is blue. Lanmer i ble.
green	adjectif	ver	The tree is green. Pye dibwa i ver.
yellow	adjectif	zon	The flower is yellow. Fler i zon.
black	adjectif	nwanr	The car is black. Loto i nwanr.
white	adjectif	blan	The chair is white. Sez i blan.
yes	interjection	wi	Yes, I understand now. Wi, mon konpran aprezan.
no	interjection	non	No, I cannot come. Non, mon pa kapab vini.
not	adverbe	pa	I am not sad. Mon pa tris.
and	conjonction	ek	Tea and bread are ready. Dite ek dipen in pare.
or	conjonction	oubyen	Tea or coffee is fine. Dite oubyen kafe i bon.
but	conjonction	me	I am tired but happy. Mon fatige me ere.
if	conjonction	si	If it rains, stay home. Si lapli i tonbe, reste kot ou.
because	conjonction	parski	I stayed home because rain fell. Mon ti reste kot mwan parski lapli ti tonbe.
with	préposition	avek	I came with my friend. Mon ti vini avek mon zanmi.
without	préposition	san	He left without money. I ti ale san larzan.
for	préposition	pour	This gift is for you. Sa kado i pour ou.
from	préposition	sorti	She came from school. I ti vini sorti lekol.
to	préposition	kot	We are going to town. Nou pe ale kot lavil.