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Explore English to Haitian Creole Pair Information

English Language

English

  • Global Reach English is spoken by over 1.5 billion people worldwide, making it the most widely spoken language globally. ​

  • Native Speakers Approximately 400 million people speak English as their first language. ​

  • Official Status English serves as the official language in 88 countries and territories, highlighting its global significance. ​

  • Lingua Franca English is the de facto language of international diplomacy, science, technology, business, aviation, and the internet. ​

Haitian Creole Language

Kreyòl Ayisyen

  • Linguistic Classification Haitian Creole is a French-based creole language, primarily derived from 18th-century French, with influences from West African languages, Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Taíno. ​

  • Number of Speakers Approximately 10 to 12 million people speak Haitian Creole worldwide, making it the most widely spoken creole language globally. ​

  • Official Status Since 1987, Haitian Creole has been one of Haiti's two official languages, alongside French. ​

  • Monolingual Population An estimated 90–95% of Haitians speak only Haitian Creole, highlighting its dominance in daily communication. ​

Frequently Used English to Haitian Creole Phrases

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Greetings and Politeness

Hello

Bonjou

Good morning

Bon maten

Good evening

Bon swa

Goodbye

Orevwa

Thank you

Mesi

You’re welcome

De ryen

Please

Tanpri

Excuse me / Sorry

Eskize m / Padon

Nice to meet you

Mwen kontan rankontre ou

How are you?

Kijan ou ye?

Introductions

My name is…

Non mwen se…

What’s your name?

Kijan ou rele?

Where are you from?

Ki kote ou soti?

I’m from…

Mwen soti…

How old are you?

Ki laj ou?

I’m [number] years old

Mwen gen [nimewo] ane

This is my friend

Sa se zanmi m

Travel and Directions

Where is the bathroom?

Ki kote twalèt la ye?

How do I get to…?

Kijan pou mwen ale…

Turn left

Vire agoch

Turn right

Vire adwat

Go straight

Ale dwat

How far is it?

Ki distans li ye?

I’m lost

Mwen pèdi

Can you help me?

Eske ou ka ede m?

Where is the station?

Ki kote estasyon an ye?

I need a taxi

Mwen bezwen yon taksi

Shopping and Money

How much is this?

Konbyen sa koute?

Too expensive

Twò chè

Can you make it cheaper?

Eske ou ka fè li pi bon mache?

I want this

Mwen vle sa

Do you accept credit cards?

Eske ou aksepte kat kredi?

Where is the cash register?

Ki kote kwit la ye?

I need a receipt

Mwen bezwen yon resi

Do you have change?

Eske ou gen ti lajan pou ranje?

Dining and Food

I’m hungry

Mwen grangou

Where is a good restaurant?

Ki kote yon bon restoran ye?

Menu, please

Meni, tanpri

I’d like to order

Mwen ta renmen kòmande

No spicy food, please

Pa gen manje pike, tanpri

Can I have water?

Eske mwen ka gen dlo?

The bill, please

Bil la, tanpri

Delicious!

Bon gou!

I’m full

Mwen plen

Do you have vegetarian food?

Eske ou gen manje vejetaryen?

Emergencies

Help!

Sekou!

I need a doctor

Mwen bezwen yon doktè

Call the police

Rele lapolis

I’m sick

Mwen malad

Where is the hospital?

Ki kote lopital la ye?

It hurts here

Li fè m mal la

I lost my passport

Mwen pèdi paspò m

Fire!

Dife!

Common Questions

What time is it?

Ki lè li ye?

Do you speak English?

Eske ou pale angle?

How do you say…?

Kijan ou di…

What does this mean?

Sa vle di ki sa?

Can you repeat that?

Eske ou ka repete sa?

Where can I find…?

Ki kote mwen ka jwenn…

Is it safe here?

Èske li an sekirite isit la?

Daily Life

I’m tired

Mwen fatige

Good night

Bonswa

See you tomorrow

Nou wè demen

I don’t understand

Mwen pa konprann

Wait a moment

Tann yon moman

Hurry up!

Prese!

I like it

Mwen renmen li

I don’t like it

Mwen pa renmen li

It’s beautiful

Li bèl

Take care

Pran swen

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