Kreyole Word of the Day: Naje

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Naje (noun)

Swim

Si ou pa ka naje, pa jwe nan dlo. (Translation: If you can’t swim, don’t play in water.)

Kreyole Word of the Day: Jalouzi

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Jalouzi (noun)

  1. Jealous/Jealousy

  2. Envy

Li fè jalouzi. (Translation: She is jealous.)

Kreyole Word of the Day: Vakans

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Vakans (noun)

vacation

Mwen pa ka ret tann pou vakans sa. (Translation: I can’t wait for this vacation.)

Kreyole Word of the Day: Maryaj

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Maryaj (noun)

marriage

Yon maryaj bèl bagay. (Translation: A wonderful marriage.)

Kreyol Word of the Day: dan

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dan   (noun)

teeth

dan m ‘fè mal. (Translation: My teeth hurts.)

Kreyol Word of the Day: lajan

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lajan   (noun)

money

Mwen pa genyen lanjan pou mwen achte manje jodi a.

(Translation: I don’t have money to buy food today.)

Definition and example sentence taken from http://www.kreyol.com/creole-dictionary/show/lajan.

Kreyol Word of the Day: Silans

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1. Silans (noun)

Silence

Mwen vle silans nan chanm nan. (Translation: I want silence in the room.)

2. Silans (verb)

Hush

Silans kounye a ti bebe. (Translation: Hush now baby.)

Kreyol Word of the Day: djondjon

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djondjon (noun)

mushroom

Manman m ‘te fè diri ak djondjon yè. (Translation: My mother made rice and mushroom yesterday.)

Kreyol Word of the Day: maltèt

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maltèt (noun)

headache

Mwen gen yon maltèt. (Translation: I have a headache.)