Kanal
a
/ah/ — to, for
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Kanal
a lè
/ah leh/ — on time. Source: Haitian Kreyòl a lè
Kanal
achta
/AHSH-tah/ — buy. Source: Haitian Kreyòl achte
Kanal
achtè
/AHSH-teh/ — buyer. Source: Haitian Kreyòl achtè
Kanal
adezif
/ah-DEH-zeef/ — adhesive. Source: Louisiana French adhésif
Kanal
adisyone
/ah-dees-YOH-neh/ — add up. Source: Louisiana French additionner
Kanal
administratè
/ahd-mee-nee-STRAH-teh/ — administrator. Source: Haitian Kreyòl administratè
Kanal
adwaz
/AHD-wahz/ — slate. Source: Louisiana French ardoise
Kanal
afich
/AH-feesh/ — posting, notice. Source: Louisiana French affiche
Kanal
afiche
/ah-FEE-sheh/ — post (a notice). Source: Louisiana French afficher
Kanal
aigo
/ah-EE-goh/ — oh dear (also a cry of grief). Source: Korean aigo
Kanal
ajans
/AH-zhahns/ — agency. Source: Louisiana French agence
Kanal
ajiste
/ah-ZHEE-steh/ — adjust, fit. Source: Louisiana French ajuster
Kanal
akroche
/ah-KROH-sheh/ — catch, snag. Source: Louisiana French accrocher
Kanal
alkil
/AHL-keel/ — rent. Source: Spanish alquiler
Kanal
alkila
/ahl-KEE-lah/ — rent. Source: Spanish alquilar
Kanal
almeno
/ahl-MEH-noh/ — at least. Source: Spanish al menos
Kanal
alokasyon
/ah-loh-KAHS-yohn/ — allocation. Source: Louisiana French allocation
Kanal
alto
/AHL-toh/ — alto. Source: Louisiana French alto
Kanal
amu
/AH-moo/ — enjoy, love
Kanal
an
/ahn/ — and
Kanal
anba
/AHN-bah/ — under, beneath
Kanal
anba dlo
/AHN-bah DLOH/ — under water
Kanal
anbete
/ahn-BEH-teh/ — annoy. Source: Haitian Kreyòl anbete
Kanal
anch
/AHNSH/ — hip. Source: Louisiana French hanche
Kanal
andedan
/ahn-DEH-dahn/ — inside. Source: Haitian Kreyòl andedan
Kanal
ane
/AH-neh/ — year. Source: Louisiana Creole ane
Kanal
ankora
/ahn-KOH-rah/ — again, anymore
Kanal
ankèt
/AHN-keht/ — inquiry. Source: Louisiana French enquête
Kanal
anlè
/AHN-leh/ — upper; up. Source: Haitian Kreyòl anlè
Kanal
anlè a
/AHN-leh ah/ — up top
Kanal
ann
/AHNN/ — let’s. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ann
Kanal
anpil
/AHN-peel/ — a lot, many. Source: Haitian Kreyòl anpil
Kanal
anpile
/ahn-PEE-leh/ — pile up. Source: Louisiana French empiler
Kanal
anrejistre
/ahn-reh-ZHEE-streh/ — log, register. Source: Haitian Kreyòl anrejistre
Kanal
ansam
/AHN-sahm/ — together (also ansanm)
Kanal
ansanm
/AHN-sahnm/ — together. Source: Louisiana French ensemble
Kanal
ant
/AHNT/ — between. Source: Louisiana French entre
Kanal
antere
/ahn-TEH-reh/ — bury. Source: Louisiana French enterrer
Kanal
anterman
/ahn-TEHR-mahn/ — burial. Source: Haitian Kreyòl antèman
Kanal
antra
/AHN-trah/ — enter, come in. Source: Louisiana French entrer
Kanal
antre
/AHN-treh/ — entry (in a record); intake (of water)
Kanal
antye
/AHNT-yeh/ — whole. Source: Haitian Kreyòl antye
Kanal
anvè
/AHN-veh/ — backward, inside out. Source: Haitian Kreyòl anvè
Kanal
anyen
/AHN-yehn/ — nothing. Source: Haitian Kreyòl anyen
Kanal
ap
/ahp/ — is doing, in progress (before a verb)
Kanal
aparèy
/ah-PAH-ray/ — device, apparatus
Kanal
apre
/AH-preh/ — after
Kanal
apremidi
/ah-preh-MEE-dee/ — afternoon. Source: Louisiana French après-midi
Kanal
apren
/AH-prehn/ — learn (a tune, a skill)
Kanal
apèn
/AH-pehn/ — hardly. Source: Louisiana French à peine
Kanal
arbol
/AHR-bohl/ — tree. Source: Spanish árbol
Kanal
arjan
/AHR-zhahn/ — silver. Source: Louisiana French argent
Kanal
asansè
/ah-SAHN-seh/ — lift, dumbwaiter. Source: Haitian Kreyòl asansè
Kanal
asasina
/ah-sah-SEE-nah/ — murder. Source: Louisiana French assassinat
Kanal
ase
/AH-seh/ — enough. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ase
Kanal
asosi
/ah-SOH-see/ — bitter melon. Source: Haitian Kreyòl asosi
Kanal
asosyasyon
/ah-sohs-YAHS-yohn/ — association. Source: Louisiana French association
Kanal
aster
/AH-stehr/ — now
Kanal
asye
/AHS-yeh/ — steel. Source: Louisiana French acier
Kanal
atann
/AH-tahnn/ — expect. Source: Haitian Kreyòl atann
Kanal
atansyon
/ah-TAHNS-yohn/ — careful, attention. Source: Louisiana French attention
Kanal
atelye
/ah-TEHL-yeh/ — workshop. Source: Louisiana French atelier
Kanal
atik
/AH-teek/ — article (of a rule). Source: Haitian Kreyòl atik
Kanal
atrap
/AH-trahp/ — catch. Source: Louisiana French attraper
Kanal
atravè
/ah-TRAH-veh/ — through, across. Source: Louisiana French à travers
Kanal
atè
/AH-teh/ — on the floor, on the ground. Source: Haitian Kreyòl atè
Kanal
audi
/ah-OO-dee/ — hear
Kanal
avan
/AH-vahn/ — before
Kanal
avani
/ah-VAH-nee/ — early
Kanal
ave
/AH-veh/ — with
Kanal
avi
/AH-vee/ — notice. Source: Louisiana French avis
Kanal
avèg
/AH-vehg/ — blind. Source: Haitian Kreyòl avèg
Kanal
aye
/AH-yeh/ — yesterday. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ayè
Kanal
ayere
/ah-YEH-reh/ — air (clothes). Source: Louisiana French aérer
Kanal
ba
/bah/ — bar. Source: Louisiana French barre
Kanal
bach
/BAHSH/ — tarp. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bach
Kanal
bag
/BAHG/ — ring. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bag
Kanal
bagay
/BAH-gye/ — thing. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bagay
Kanal
baget
/BAH-geht/ — chopsticks. Source: Louisiana French baguette
Kanal
baka
/BAH-kah/ — back (as in come back)
Kanal
balanse
/bah-LAHN-seh/ — rock, sway. Source: Louisiana French balancer
Kanal
ban
/BAHN/ — workbench
Kanal
bank
/BAHNK/ — bank (of cells). Source: English bank
Kanal
bann
/BAHNN/ — band. Source: Louisiana French bande
Kanal
barik
/BAH-reek/ — barrel. Source: Haitian Kreyòl barik
Kanal
bas
/BAHS/ — bass (voice). Source: Louisiana French basse
Kanal
bat
/BAHT/ — beat (a drum, a stroke). Source: Louisiana French battre
Kanal
bateliè
/bah-teh-LEE-eh/ — boatman. Source: Louisiana French batelier
Kanal
bati
/BAH-tee/ — build. Source: Louisiana French bâtir
Kanal
batiman
/bah-TEE-mahn/ — building. Source: Louisiana French bâtiment
Kanal
batman
/BAHT-mahn/ — pulse, beat. Source: Louisiana French battement
Kanal
bato
/BAH-toh/ — boat
Kanal
batri
/BAH-tree/ — drum kit. Source: Louisiana French batterie
Kanal
baz
/BAHZ/ — base (pay). Source: Louisiana French base
Kanal
bebe
/BEH-beh/ — baby. Source: Louisiana French bébé
Kanal
beinte
/beh-EEN-teh/ — twenty. Source: Spanish veinte
Kanal
bel
/BEHL/ — handsome, fine. Source: Louisiana French belle
Kanal
belmè
/BEHL-meh/ — mother-in-law. Source: Louisiana French belle-mère
Kanal
ben
/BEHN/ — well (opening a remark). Source: Louisiana French eh bien
Kanal
benefis
/beh-NEH-fees/ — benefit (fundraiser). Source: Louisiana French bénéfice
Kanal
bese
/BEH-seh/ — bow, bend down. Source: Louisiana French baisser
Kanal
beton
/BEH-tohn/ — concrete. Source: Louisiana French béton
Kanal
bidjè
/BEED-zheh/ — budget. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bidjè
Kanal
bien
/BEE-ehn/ — well, properly. Source: Louisiana French bien
Kanal
biwo
/BEE-woh/ — office. Source: Haitian Kreyòl biwo
Kanal
blan
/BLAHN/ — white. Source: Louisiana French blanc
Kanal
ble
/BLEH/ — blue. Source: Louisiana French bleu
Kanal
blese
/BLEH-seh/ — hurt, wounded. Source: Louisiana French blessé
Kanal
bliye
/BLEE-yeh/ — forget. Source: Louisiana French oublier
Kanal
blok
/BLOHK/ — block. Source: Louisiana French bloc
Kanal
blokaj
/BLOH-kahzh/ — stalemate, blockage. Source: Louisiana French blocage
Kanal
bo
/boh/ — kiss. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bo
Kanal
bokal
/BOH-kahl/ — jar. Source: Louisiana French bocal
Kanal
bokou
/BOH-koo/ — a lot, much. Source: Louisiana Creole beaucoup
Kanal
bol
/BOHL/ — bowl. Source: Louisiana French bol
Kanal
bon
/BOHN/ — good. Source: Louisiana French bon
Kanal
bon mache
/BOHN MAH-sheh/ — cheap. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bon mache
Kanal
bondye
/BOHND-yeh/ — God. Source: Haitian Kreyòl Bondye
Kanal
bonjou
/BOHN-zhoo/ — hello, good day. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bonjou
Kanal
bonswa
/BOHN-swah/ — good afternoon, good evening. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bonswa
Kanal
bor
/BOHR/ — edge
Kanal
bot
/BOHT/ — boots. Source: Louisiana French botte
Kanal
boua
/BOO-ah/ — drink. Source: Louisiana French boire
Kanal
bouason
/boo-AH-sohn/ — a drink. Source: Louisiana French boisson
Kanal
bouat
/BOO-aht/ — box, coffin. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bwat
Kanal
bouch
/BOOSH/ — mouth. Source: Louisiana French bouche
Kanal
bouche
/BOO-sheh/ — block (air). Source: Louisiana French boucher
Kanal
bouchon
/BOO-shohn/ — cork. Source: Louisiana French bouchon
Kanal
bouja
/BOO-zhah/ — move, stir
Kanal
bouje
/BOO-zheh/ — move, shift. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bouje
Kanal
bouke
/BOO-keh/ — tired of, fed up. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bouke
Kanal
bous
/BOOS/ — purse. Source: Louisiana French bourse
Kanal
bout
/BOOT/ — end (of a street). Source: Louisiana French bout
Kanal
bouteye
/boo-TEH-yeh/ — bottle. Source: Louisiana French bouteille
Kanal
bouton
/BOO-tohn/ — button. Source: Louisiana French bouton
Kanal
bouyi
/BOO-yee/ — boil; a boil (crab boil). Source: Haitian Kreyòl bouyi
Kanal
bouyon
/BOO-yohn/ — broth. Source: Louisiana French bouillon
Kanal
bouyot
/BOO-yoht/ — kettle. Source: Louisiana French bouilloire
Kanal
bra
/BRAH/ — arm. Source: Louisiana French bras
Kanal
branch
/BRAHNSH/ — branch line. Source: English branch
Kanal
bri
/BREE/ — noise; fasa bri be loud. Source: Louisiana French bruit
Kanal
brila
/BREE-lah/ — burn. Source: Louisiana French brûler
Kanal
brile
/BREE-leh/ — burner (oil); burnt. Source: Louisiana French brûlé
Kanal
bèl
/BEHL/ — beautiful. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bèl
Kanal
chaj
/SHAHZH/ — load. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chaj
Kanal
chaje
/SHAH-zheh/ — charge (to an account). Source: Louisiana French charger
Kanal
chajè
/SHAH-zheh/ — loader. Source: Louisiana French chargeur
Kanal
chak
/SHAHK/ — each, every. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chak
Kanal
chaland
/SHAH-lahnd/ — barge. Source: Louisiana French chaland
Kanal
chale
/SHAH-leh/ — heat. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chalè
Kanal
chalke
/SHAHL-keh/ — chalk (a name). Source: English chalk
Kanal
chan
/SHAHN/ — song. Source: Louisiana French chant
Kanal
chanja
/SHAHN-zhah/ — swap, switch places. Source: Louisiana French changer
Kanal
chanje
/SHAHN-zheh/ — changed. Source: Louisiana French changé
Kanal
chanm
/SHAHNM/ — shrine room; room. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chanm
Kanal
chanta
/SHAHN-tah/ — sing. Source: Louisiana French chanter
Kanal
chantè
/SHAHN-teh/ — singer. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chantè
Kanal
chapel
/SHAH-pehl/ — chapel. Source: Louisiana French chapelle
Kanal
chare
/SHAH-reh/ — tease, heckle. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chare
Kanal
charnyè
/SHAHRN-yeh/ — hinge. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chanyè
Kanal
chef
/SHEHF/ — boss. Source: Louisiana French chef
Kanal
chemiz
/SHEH-meez/ — shirt. Source: Louisiana French chemise
Kanal
chen
/SHEHN/ — dog. Source: Louisiana French chien
Kanal
cher
/SHEHR/ — dear. Source: Louisiana French cher
Kanal
chercha
/SHEHR-shah/ — look for. Source: Louisiana French chercher
Kanal
cheval
/SHEH-vahl/ — horse. Source: Louisiana French cheval
Kanal
cheve
/SHEH-veh/ — hair. Source: Haitian Kreyòl cheve
Kanal
chez
/SHEHZ/ — chair. Source: Louisiana French chaise
Kanal
chikore
/shee-KOH-reh/ — chicory. Source: Louisiana French chicorée
Kanal
chimen
/SHEE-mehn/ — way, path. Source: Louisiana French chemin
Kanal
cho
/SHOH/ — hot. Source: Louisiana French chaud
Kanal
chodyè
/SHOHD-yeh/ — boiler. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chodyè
Kanal
chofaj
/SHOH-fahzh/ — heating; heater grade. Source: Louisiana French chauffage
Kanal
chofe
/SHOH-feh/ — heat, warm. Source: Louisiana French chauffer
Kanal
chofè
/SHOH-feh/ — warmer. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chofè
Kanal
chouazi
/shoo-AH-zee/ — choose. Source: Louisiana French choisir
Kanal
da
/dah/ — here
Kanal
dakor
/DAH-kohr/ — all right, agreed. Source: Louisiana French d’accord
Kanal
dam
/DAHM/ — lady. Source: Louisiana French dame
Kanal
dan
/DAHN/ — tooth. Source: Louisiana French dent
Kanal
dansa
/DAHN-sah/ — dance. Source: Louisiana French danser
Kanal
dapre
/DAH-preh/ — according to, by. Source: Louisiana French d’après
Kanal
dava
/DAH-vah/ — give
Kanal
davans
/DAH-vahns/ — in advance. Source: Louisiana French d’avance
Kanal
de
/deh/ — from, of
Kanal
debakadè
/deh-bah-KAH-deh/ — landing (for boats). Source: Louisiana French débarcadère
Kanal
debarasman
/deh-bah-RAHS-mahn/ — riddance. Source: Louisiana French débarras
Kanal
dechaja
/deh-SHAH-zhah/ — unload. Source: Louisiana French décharger
Kanal
defèt
/DEH-feht/ — take apart. Source: Louisiana French défaire
Kanal
degre
/DEH-greh/ — degree. Source: Louisiana French degré
Kanal
dejene
/deh-ZHEH-neh/ — breakfast. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dejene
Kanal
dek
/DEHK/ — deck (the Canopy’s decks). Source: English deck
Kanal
demann
/DEH-mahnn/ — request. Source: Louisiana French demande
Kanal
deme
/DEH-meh/ — stay, remain
Kanal
demen
/DEH-mehn/ — tomorrow
Kanal
demonte
/deh-MOHN-teh/ — take apart. Source: Louisiana French démonter
Kanal
denye
/DEHN-yeh/ — last. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dènye
Kanal
depi
/DEH-pee/ — since. Source: Haitian Kreyòl depi
Kanal
depo
/DEH-poh/ — depot. Source: Louisiana French dépôt
Kanal
deranje
/deh-RAHN-zheh/ — inconvenience, bother. Source: Louisiana French déranger
Kanal
derive
/deh-REE-veh/ — drift. Source: Louisiana French dériver
Kanal
desanda
/deh-SAHN-dah/ — go down. Source: Louisiana French descendre
Kanal
desant
/DEH-sahnt/ — way down. Source: Louisiana French descente
Kanal
desen
/DEH-sehn/ — drawing. Source: Louisiana French dessin
Kanal
deside
/deh-SEE-deh/ — decide. Source: Louisiana French décider
Kanal
desine
/deh-SEE-neh/ — draw. Source: Louisiana French dessiner
Kanal
desizion
/deh-see-ZEE-ohn/ — decision. Source: Louisiana French décision
Kanal
deska
/DEH-skah/ — service desk
Kanal
devan
/DEH-vahn/ — in front of
Kanal
dey
/DAY/ — mourning; fasa dey grieve. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dèy; Louisiana French deuil
Kanal
deye
/DEH-yeh/ — behind. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dèyè
Kanal
deyo
/DEH-yoh/ — outside, left out of
Kanal
dezobeyi
/deh-zoh-BEH-yee/ — disobey. Source: Louisiana French désobéir
Kanal
dezod
/DEH-zohd/ — mess. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dezòd
Kanal
di
/dee/ — of, ’s (ekip di Delphine, Delphine’s crew)
Kanal
dializ
/dee-AH-leez/ — dialysis. Source: Louisiana French dialyse
Kanal
dies
/DEE-ehs/ — ten. Source: Spanish diez
Kanal
diesim
/dee-EH-seem/ — tenth. Source: Spanish dies + -im
Kanal
diesinueve
/dee-eh-see-noo-EH-veh/ — nineteen. Source: Spanish diecinueve
Kanal
diesiocho
/dee-eh-see-OH-shoh/ — eighteen. Source: Spanish dieciocho
Kanal
diesiseis
/dee-eh-see-SEH-ees/ — sixteen. Source: Spanish dieciséis
Kanal
diesisiete
/dee-eh-see-see-EH-teh/ — seventeen. Source: Spanish diecisiete
Kanal
dife
/DEE-feh/ — fire. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dife
Kanal
diferans
/dee-FEH-rahns/ — difference
Kanal
dimanch
/DEE-mahnsh/ — Sunday. Source: Louisiana French dimanche
Kanal
dire
/DEE-reh/ — last, endure. Source: Louisiana French durer
Kanal
direson
/dee-REH-sohn/ — direction. Source: Louisiana French direction
Kanal
diri
/DEE-ree/ — rice. Source: Haitian Kreyòl diri
Kanal
dirèkteman
/dee-rehk-TEH-mahn/ — right, directly. Source: Louisiana French directement
Kanal
diskite
/dee-SKEE-teh/ — argue. Source: Louisiana French discuter
Kanal
dispans
/DEE-spahns/ — waiver. Source: Louisiana French dispense
Kanal
distri
/DEE-stree/ — district. Source: Louisiana French district
Kanal
dlo
/DLOH/ — water
Kanal
do
/doh/ — back. Source: Louisiana French dos
Kanal
doka
/DOH-kah/ — dock (pay). Source: English dock
Kanal
dora
/DOH-rah/ — door
Kanal
dormi
/DOHR-mee/ — sleep. Source: Louisiana French dormir
Kanal
dos
/DOHS/ — two
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dose
/DOH-seh/ — twelve. Source: Spanish doce
Kanal
dosim
/DOH-seem/ — second (in order)
Kanal
dosye
/DOHS-yeh/ — file (dossier). Source: Louisiana French dossier
Kanal
douet
/DOO-eht/ — finger. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dwèt
Kanal
dous
/DOOS/ — sweet, gentle. Source: Louisiana French doux
Kanal
dousman
/DOOS-mahn/ — quietly, gently. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dousman
Kanal
douva
/DOO-vah/ — owe; must. Source: Louisiana French devoir
Kanal
dra
/DRAH/ — sheets, linen. Source: Louisiana French drap
Kanal
dragaj
/DRAH-gahzh/ — dredging. Source: Louisiana French dragage
Kanal
drapo
/DRAH-poh/ — flag. Source: Louisiana French drapeau
Kanal
drese
/DREH-seh/ — straighten. Source: Louisiana French dresser
Kanal
drèt
/DREHT/ — right (side). Source: Louisiana French droite
Kanal
du
/doo/ — there
Kanal
dèt
/DEHT/ — debt. Source: Haitian Kreyòl dèt
Kanal
e
/eh/ — is, am, are
Kanal
echanj
/EH-shahnzh/ — exchange. Source: Louisiana French échange
Kanal
eda
/EH-dah/ — help
Kanal
egzakteman
/ehg-zahk-TEH-mahn/ — exactly. Source: Louisiana French exactement
Kanal
egziste
/ehg-ZEE-steh/ — exist. Source: Haitian Kreyòl egziste
Kanal
ekay
/EH-kye/ — fish scales. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ekay
Kanal
ekip
/EH-keep/ — crew, team. Source: Louisiana French équipe
Kanal
ekri
/EH-kree/ — written. Source: Louisiana French écrit
Kanal
ekstraksion
/ehk-strahk-SEE-ohn/ — extraction. Source: Louisiana French extraction
Kanal
elve
/EHL-veh/ — raise (a child). Source: Louisiana French élever
Kanal
endistriel
/ehn-dee-STREE-ehl/ — industrial. Source: Louisiana French industriel
Kanal
enjenyè
/ehn-ZHEHN-yeh/ — engineer. Source: Haitian Kreyòl enjenyè
Kanal
enposib
/ehn-POH-seeb/ — impossible. Source: Louisiana French impossible
Kanal
enpotan
/ehn-POH-tahn/ — important; it matters. Source: Louisiana French important
Kanal
ensiste
/ehn-SEE-steh/ — insist. Source: Louisiana French insister
Kanal
enskri
/EHN-skree/ — register (oneself). Source: Louisiana French inscrire
Kanal
envante
/ehn-VAHN-teh/ — invent. Source: Louisiana French inventer
Kanal
envenena
/ehn-veh-NEH-nah/ — poison. Source: Spanish envenenar
Kanal
epeng
/EH-pehng/ — pin; epeng cheve hairpin. Source: Louisiana French épingle
Kanal
epesè
/eh-PEH-seh/ — thickness. Source: Haitian Kreyòl epesè
Kanal
eron
/EH-rohn/ — heron. Source: Louisiana French héron
Kanal
eseye
/eh-SEH-yeh/ — try. Source: Haitian Kreyòl eseye
Kanal
eskalye
/eh-SKAHL-yeh/ — stair. Source: Louisiana French escalier
Kanal
eskiz
/EH-skeez/ — excuse. Source: Louisiana French excuse
Kanal
eskize
/eh-SKEE-zeh/ — excuse (me). Source: Louisiana French excuser
Kanal
espere
/eh-SPEH-reh/ — hope. Source: Louisiana French espérer
Kanal
espre
/EH-spreh/ — on purpose. Source: Louisiana French exprès
Kanal
esterilizè
/eh-steh-ree-LEE-zeh/ — sterilizer. Source: Louisiana French stérilisateur
Kanal
eta
/EH-tah/ — floor, story. Source: Louisiana French étage
Kanal
etajè
/eh-TAH-zheh/ — shelf. Source: Louisiana French étagère
Kanal
etenda
/eh-TEHN-dah/ — put out. Source: Louisiana French éteindre
Kanal
etikèt
/eh-TEE-keht/ — tag. Source: Louisiana French étiquette
Kanal
etranj
/EH-trahnzh/ — strange. Source: Louisiana French étrange
Kanal
explika
/ehk-SPLEE-kah/ — explain
Kanal
fab
/FAHB/ — fab shop. Source: English fab
Kanal
fabrik
/FAH-breek/ — works, factory. Source: Louisiana French fabrique
Kanal
fache
/FAH-sheh/ — angry. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fache
Kanal
fami
/FAH-mee/ — family (including chosen and adopted kin)
Kanal
fanm
/FAHNM/ — woman. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fanm
Kanal
fann
/FAHNN/ — split, crack open. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fann
Kanal
fant
/FAHNT/ — crack. Source: Louisiana French fente
Kanal
fantom
/FAHN-tohm/ — ghost. Source: Louisiana French fantôme
Kanal
farin
/FAH-reen/ — flour. Source: Louisiana French farine
Kanal
fasa
/FAH-sah/ — do
Kanal
fasil
/FAH-seel/ — easy. Source: Louisiana French facile
Kanal
fatige
/fah-TEE-geh/ — tired. Source: Louisiana French fatigué
Kanal
fatra
/FAH-trah/ — rubbish. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fatra
Kanal
fayi
/FAH-yee/ — fail. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fayi
Kanal
fen
/FEHN/ — thin, fine. Source: Louisiana French fin
Kanal
fenet
/FEH-neht/ — window. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fenèt
Kanal
feray
/FEH-rye/ — scrap metal. Source: Haitian Kreyòl feray
Kanal
ferma
/FEHR-mah/ — close, shut. Source: Louisiana French fermer
Kanal
ferme
/FEHR-meh/ — closed. Source: Louisiana French fermé
Kanal
fey
/FAY/ — leaf. Source: Louisiana French feuille
Kanal
fi
/fee/ — daughter. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fi
Kanal
fia
/FEE-ah/ — trust, rely on. Source: Spanish fiar
Kanal
fier
/FEE-ehr/ — proud. Source: Louisiana French fier
Kanal
figi
/FEE-gee/ — face. Source: Haitian Kreyòl figi
Kanal
fikse
/FEEK-seh/ — set, fix (a price). Source: Louisiana French fixer
Kanal
fil
/FEEL/ — wire. Source: Louisiana French fil
Kanal
fin
/FEEN/ — end. Source: Louisiana French fin
Kanal
fini
/FEE-nee/ — finish, end, give out
Kanal
fis
/FEES/ — son. Source: Louisiana French fils
Kanal
fisèl
/FEE-sehl/ — string. Source: Louisiana French ficelle
Kanal
fitè
/FEE-teh/ — fitter. Source: Louisiana French ajusteur; English fitter
Kanal
fièv
/FEE-ehv/ — fever. Source: Louisiana French fièvre
Kanal
flan
/FLAHN/ — glass blank. Source: Louisiana French flan
Kanal
fletri
/FLEH-tree/ — limp, wilted. Source: Louisiana French flétri
Kanal
flot
/FLOHT/ — float (float night). Source: Louisiana French flotter
Kanal
flotan
/FLOH-tahn/ — floating; kay flotan float house. Source: Louisiana French flottant
Kanal
flote
/FLOH-teh/ — float. Source: Louisiana French flotter
Kanal
fo
/foh/ — false, fake. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fo
Kanal
fom
/FOHM/ — form (document). Source: Louisiana French forme
Kanal
fon
/FOHN/ — deep. Source: Louisiana French fond
Kanal
fondasyon
/fohn-DAHS-yohn/ — founding. Source: Louisiana French fondation
Kanal
fonn
/FOHNN/ — melt. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fonn
Kanal
for
/FOHR/ — strong. Source: Louisiana French fort
Kanal
formalite
/fohr-mah-LEE-teh/ — formality. Source: Louisiana French formalité
Kanal
formasyon
/fohr-MAHS-yohn/ — training. Source: Louisiana French formation
Kanal
fors
/FOHRS/ — strain, force. Source: Louisiana French force
Kanal
fos
/FOHS/ — pit (pump pit). Source: Louisiana French fosse
Kanal
fot
/FOHT/ — fault. Source: Louisiana French faute
Kanal
foto
/FOH-toh/ — photograph. Source: Louisiana French photo
Kanal
fou
/FOO/ — oven. Source: Louisiana French four
Kanal
fouriye
/foo-REE-yeh/ — furious. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fouryè
Kanal
frapa
/FRAH-pah/ — hit. Source: Louisiana French frapper
Kanal
frape
/FRAH-peh/ — tap, knock. Source: Louisiana French frapper
Kanal
fre
/FREH/ — brother. Source: Haitian Kreyòl frè
Kanal
fredone
/freh-DOH-neh/ — hum. Source: Louisiana French fredonner
Kanal
fregat
/FREH-gaht/ — frigatebird. Source: Louisiana French frégate
Kanal
fri
/FREE/ — fry. Source: Louisiana French frire
Kanal
frota
/FROH-tah/ — scrub. Source: Spanish frotar
Kanal
frè
/FREH/ — fee. Source: Louisiana French frais
Kanal
frèt
/FREHT/ — cold. Source: Haitian Kreyòl frèt
Kanal
fua
/FOO-ah/ — time (as in once, three times)
Kanal
fè
/feh/ — iron. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fè
Kanal
gadaj
/GAH-dahzh/ — storage. Source: Louisiana French garde
Kanal
gadyen
/GAHD-yehn/ — gate tender. Source: Louisiana French gardien
Kanal
gaf
/GAHF/ — gaff. Source: English gaff
Kanal
gan
/GAHN/ — gloves. Source: Louisiana French gant
Kanal
gany
/GAHNY/ — win. Source: Haitian Kreyòl genyen; Louisiana French gagner
Kanal
gaskèt
/GAH-skeht/ — gasket. Source: English gasket
Kanal
gate
/GAH-teh/ — spoiled, ruined. Source: Haitian Kreyòl gate
Kanal
gato
/GAH-toh/ — cake. Source: Louisiana French gâteau
Kanal
gaz
/GAHZ/ — gauze. Source: Louisiana French gaze
Kanal
gen
/GEHN/ — there is, there are; have. Source: Haitian Kreyòl gen
Kanal
glann
/GLAHNN/ — gland (valve packing). Source: Louisiana French glande; English gland
Kanal
glise
/GLEE-seh/ — slip. Source: Louisiana French glisser
Kanal
goch
/GOHSH/ — left. Source: Louisiana French gauche
Kanal
golf
/GOHLF/ — the Gulf. Source: Louisiana French golfe
Kanal
gon
/GOHN/ — going to, means to (before a verb)
Kanal
gonbo
/GOHN-boh/ — okra. Source: Haitian Kreyòl gonbo
Kanal
gonm
/GOHNM/ — gum. Source: Louisiana French gomme
Kanal
goumen
/GOO-mehn/ — fight. Source: Haitian Kreyòl goumen
Kanal
gouta
/GOO-tah/ — taste. Source: Louisiana French goûter
Kanal
gouvènè
/goo-VEH-neh/ — governor (pump). Source: Haitian Kreyòl gouvènè
Kanal
gramè
/GRAH-meh/ — grammar. Source: Louisiana French grammaire
Kanal
gran
/GRAHN/ — big, grown. Source: Louisiana French grand
Kanal
grandi
/GRAHN-dee/ — grow. Source: Louisiana French grandir
Kanal
granfanfan
/grahn-FAHN-fahn/ — showing off. Source: Haitian Kreyòl granfanfan
Kanal
grangou
/GRAHN-goo/ — hunger; hungry. Source: Haitian Kreyòl grangou
Kanal
granmè
/GRAHN-meh/ — grandmother. Source: Haitian Kreyòl granmè
Kanal
granpè
/GRAHN-peh/ — grandfather. Source: Haitian Kreyòl granpè
Kanal
grate
/GRAH-teh/ — scrape, scratch. Source: Louisiana French gratter
Kanal
gratis
/GRAH-tees/ — free (no charge). Source: Spanish gratis
Kanal
gren
/GREHN/ — grain. Source: Louisiana French grain
Kanal
gri
/GREE/ — gray. Source: Louisiana French gris
Kanal
grigri
/GREE-gree/ — kestrel. Source: Haitian Kreyòl grigri
Kanal
grij
/GREEZH/ — trash rack; grille. Source: Louisiana French grille
Kanal
grosi
/GROH-see/ — get fat. Source: Haitian Kreyòl grosi
Kanal
grosye
/GROHS-yeh/ — rude. Source: Haitian Kreyòl grosye
Kanal
grosè
/GROH-seh/ — size. Source: Louisiana French grosseur
Kanal
grès
/GREHS/ — fat. Source: Louisiana French graisse
Kanal
hanga
/HAHN-gah/ — shed. Source: Louisiana French hangar
Kanal
havi
/HAH-vee/ — have, hold, have the use of
Kanal
ho
/hoh/ — aloud, loud. Source: Louisiana French haut
Kanal
inonde
/ee-NOHN-deh/ — flood (verb). Source: Louisiana French inonder
Kanal
input
/EEN-poot/ — input (a signal fed to a device)
Kanal
istoua
/ee-STOO-ah/ — story. Source: Louisiana French histoire
Kanal
ivè
/EE-veh/ — winter. Source: Louisiana French hiver
Kanal
izaj
/EE-zahzh/ — wear (on a shoe). Source: Louisiana French usage
Kanal
ize
/EE-zeh/ — wear out. Source: Louisiana French user
Kanal
ja
/zhah/ — already
Kanal
jakèt
/ZHAH-keht/ — jacket. Source: Haitian Kreyòl jakèt
Kanal
jan
/ZHAHN/ — way, manner. Source: Haitian Kreyòl jan
Kanal
janm
/ZHAHNM/ — leg. Source: Haitian Kreyòl janm
Kanal
janmen
/ZHAHN-mehn/ — never. Source: Haitian Kreyòl janm
Kanal
jantiman
/zhahn-TEE-mahn/ — nicely, politely. Source: Haitian Kreyòl janti
Kanal
jantiy
/ZHAHN-tee/ — polite, kind. Source: Louisiana French gentil
Kanal
jape
/ZHAH-peh/ — bark. Source: Louisiana French japper
Kanal
je
/zheh/ — eye. Source: Haitian Kreyòl je
Kanal
jedi
/ZHEH-dee/ — Thursday. Source: Louisiana French jeudi
Kanal
jej
/ZHEHZH/ — gauge. Source: English gauge
Kanal
jele
/ZHEH-leh/ — freeze (a decision). Source: Louisiana French geler
Kanal
jenere
/zheh-NEH-reh/ — generous. Source: Louisiana French généreux
Kanal
jenou
/ZHEH-noo/ — knee. Source: Louisiana French genou
Kanal
jeta
/ZHEH-tah/ — throw away
Kanal
jete
/ZHEH-teh/ — throw. Source: Louisiana French jeter
Kanal
jijman
/ZHEEZH-mahn/ — judgment. Source: Louisiana French jugement
Kanal
jimo
/ZHEE-moh/ — twins. Source: Haitian Kreyòl jimo
Kanal
jodi
/ZHOH-dee/ — today
Kanal
jon
/ZHOHN/ — yellow. Source: Haitian Kreyòl jòn
Kanal
jonksion
/zhohnk-SEE-ohn/ — junction. Source: Louisiana French jonction
Kanal
jou
/ZHOO/ — day. Source: Haitian Kreyòl jou
Kanal
jouen
/ZHOO-ehn/ — joint (in masonry). Source: Louisiana French joint
Kanal
jouet
/ZHOO-eht/ — game, toy. Source: Louisiana French jouet
Kanal
jèn
/ZHEHN/ — young. Source: Haitian Kreyòl jèn
Kanal
kab
/KAHB/ — instrument lead
Kanal
kabann
/KAH-bahnn/ — bed, bunk. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kabann
Kanal
kaben
/KAH-behn/ — cabinet
Kanal
kado
/KAH-doh/ — gift. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kado
Kanal
kaiman
/kah-EE-mahn/ — caiman. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kayiman
Kanal
kalib
/KAH-leeb/ — calibration record
Kanal
kalimba
/kah-LEEM-bah/ — kalimba (thumb piano). Source: English kalimba
Kanal
kalite
/kah-LEE-teh/ — kind, sort. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kalite
Kanal
kalkil
/KAHL-keel/ — arithmetic, reckoning. Source: Louisiana French calcul
Kanal
kalkile
/kahl-KEE-leh/ — reckon, allow for. Source: Louisiana French calculer
Kanal
kalm
/KAHLM/ — quiet, calm. Source: Louisiana French calme
Kanal
kamra
/KAHM-rah/ — room
Kanal
kan
/KAHN/ — when
Kanal
kanal
/KAH-nahl/ — canal. Source: Louisiana French canal
Kanal
kanari
/kah-NAH-ree/ — clay pot, crock. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kanari
Kanal
kanis
/KAH-nees/ — can, tin. Source: English canister
Kanal
kanistè
/kah-NEE-steh/ — can, canister. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kanistè
Kanal
kanmem
/KAHN-mehm/ — all the same, anyway
Kanal
kanni
/KAHN-nee/ — mold. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kanni
Kanal
kanpa
/KAHN-pah/ — stand. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kanpe
Kanal
kantik
/KAHN-teek/ — hymn. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kantik
Kanal
kantite
/kahn-TEE-teh/ — amount, quantity. Source: Louisiana French quantité
Kanal
kaoutchou
/kah-OOT-shoo/ — rubber, tire. Source: Louisiana French caoutchouc
Kanal
kapitèn
/kah-PEE-tehn/ — captain; kapitèn provizyon quartermaster. Source: Louisiana French capitaine
Kanal
kapsil
/KAHP-seel/ — capsule. Source: Louisiana French capsule
Kanal
kapta
/KAHP-tah/ — receiving pickup
Kanal
kaptè
/KAHP-teh/ — pickup, sensor. Source: Louisiana French capteur
Kanal
karèm
/KAH-rehm/ — Lent. Source: Haitian Kreyòl karèm
Kanal
kase
/KAH-seh/ — broken. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kase
Kanal
kat
/KAHT/ — card. Source: Louisiana French carte
Kanal
katorse
/kah-TOHR-seh/ — fourteen. Source: Spanish catorce
Kanal
katouch
/KAH-toosh/ — cartridge. Source: Haitian Kreyòl katouch
Kanal
katrim
/KAH-treem/ — fourth. Source: Haitian Kreyòl katriyèm
Kanal
katye
/KAHT-yeh/ — ward, neighborhood. Source: Louisiana French quartier
Kanal
kava
/KAH-vah/ — carry
Kanal
kavilye
/kah-VEEL-yeh/ — pin, cotter pin. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kavilye
Kanal
kay
/KYE/ — home, household
Kanal
kazak
/KAH-zahk/ — coat (parade coat). Source: Haitian Kreyòl kazak
Kanal
ke
/keh/ — (starts a yes-or-no question)
Kanal
kek
/KEHK/ — some. Source: Louisiana French quelque
Kanal
kek kote
/KEHK KOH-teh/ — somewhere. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kèk kote
Kanal
kekchoz
/KEHK-shohz/ — something. Source: Louisiana Creole quelque chose
Kanal
kekmoun
/KEHK-moon/ — somebody. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kèk moun
Kanal
kesta
/KEH-stah/ — question
Kanal
ki
/kee/ — that (as in she said that)
Kanal
kile
/KEE-leh/ — when (question). Source: Louisiana Creole ki lè
Kanal
kiles
/KEE-lehs/ — which one. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kilès
Kanal
kilo
/KEE-loh/ — kilo. Source: Louisiana French kilo
Kanal
kimjang
/KEEM-zhahng/ — kimjang. Source: Korean kimjang
Kanal
kinse
/KEEN-seh/ — fifteen. Source: Spanish quince
Kanal
kit
/KEET/ — kit … kit, whether … or. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kit
Kanal
kita
/KEE-tah/ — let, allow; quit. Source: Louisiana French quitter
Kanal
kiyè
/KEE-yeh/ — spoon. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kiyè
Kanal
kizin
/KEE-zeen/ — kitchen. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kizin
Kanal
klanp
/KLAHNP/ — clamp. Source: English clamp
Kanal
klarte
/KLAHR-teh/ — light. Source: Louisiana French clarté
Kanal
kle
/KLEH/ — key. Source: Louisiana French clé
Kanal
klib
/KLEEB/ — club. Source: English club
Kanal
klinik
/KLEE-neek/ — clinic. Source: Louisiana French clinique
Kanal
klinye
/KLEEN-yeh/ — blink. Source: Louisiana French cligner
Kanal
kloch
/KLOHSH/ — bell (hour). Source: Louisiana French cloche
Kanal
klè
/KLEH/ — plainly, clearly. Source: Haitian Kreyòl klè
Kanal
klèk
/KLEHK/ — clerk. Source: English clerk
Kanal
ko
/koh/ — then, so
Kanal
koch
/KOHSH/ — notch. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kòch
Kanal
kod
/KOHD/ — code. Source: Louisiana French code
Kanal
kodonye
/koh-DOHN-yeh/ — shoemaker. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kòdonye
Kanal
kodye
/KOHD-yeh/ — rope-maker. Source: Louisiana French cordier
Kanal
kola
/KOH-lah/ — glue, stick together. Source: Louisiana French coller
Kanal
kole
/KOH-leh/ — stick, cling. Source: Louisiana French coller
Kanal
kolektè
/koh-LEHK-teh/ — manifold. Source: Louisiana French collecteur
Kanal
kolonn
/KOH-lohnn/ — column. Source: Louisiana French colonne
Kanal
kolye
/KOHL-yeh/ — collar (work collar). Source: Haitian Kreyòl kolye
Kanal
kolè
/KOH-leh/ — anger. Source: Louisiana French colère
Kanal
kom
/KOHM/ — like, as. Source: Louisiana Creole kòm
Kanal
komandan
/koh-MAHN-dahn/ — commander. Source: Louisiana French commandant
Kanal
komande
/koh-MAHN-deh/ — order (goods). Source: Louisiana French commander
Kanal
komin
/KOH-meen/ — common, shared. Source: Louisiana French commun
Kanal
komite
/koh-MEE-teh/ — committee. Source: Louisiana French comité
Kanal
konbe
/KOHN-beh/ — how much, how many. Source: Haitian Kreyòl konbyen
Kanal
kondision
/kohn-dee-SEE-ohn/ — condition. Source: Louisiana French condition
Kanal
konek
/KOH-nehk/ — connected
Kanal
konekta
/koh-NEHK-tah/ — connect. Source: Louisiana French connecter
Kanal
konfizyon
/kohn-FEEZ-yohn/ — confusion. Source: Louisiana French confusion
Kanal
konn
/KOHNN/ — used to. Source: Haitian Kreyòl konn
Kanal
konnen
/KOHN-nehn/ — know (people). Source: Haitian Kreyòl konnen
Kanal
konpliman
/kohn-PLEE-mahn/ — congratulations; compliment. Source: Louisiana French compliment
Kanal
konpozit
/kohn-POH-zeet/ — composite. Source: English composite
Kanal
konpran
/KOHN-prahn/ — understand
Kanal
konsa
/KOHN-sah/ — like that, that way. Source: Haitian Kreyòl konsa
Kanal
konsanti
/kohn-SAHN-tee/ — consent. Source: Louisiana French consentir
Kanal
kont
/KOHNT/ — account. Source: Louisiana French compte
Kanal
konta
/KOHN-tah/ — count. Source: Louisiana French compter
Kanal
kontan
/KOHN-tahn/ — glad. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kontan
Kanal
konte
/KOHN-teh/ — count, matter. Source: Louisiana French compter
Kanal
kontesta
/kohn-TEH-stah/ — dispute, contest. Source: Louisiana French contester
Kanal
konti
/KOHN-tee/ — keep on, go on
Kanal
kontizyon
/kohn-TEEZ-yohn/ — bruise. Source: Louisiana French contusion
Kanal
kontra
/KOHN-trah/ — contract. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kontra
Kanal
kontrolè
/kohn-TROH-leh/ — controller. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kontwolè
Kanal
kontwa
/KOHNT-wah/ — counter (desk). Source: Louisiana French comptoir
Kanal
kontè
/KOHN-teh/ — meter. Source: Louisiana French compteur
Kanal
konvoy
/KOHN-voy/ — convoy. Source: English convoy
Kanal
kooperativ
/koh-oh-peh-RAH-teev/ — cooperative. Source: Louisiana French coopérative
Kanal
kopia
/koh-PEE-ah/ — copy of a record or design
Kanal
kor
/KOHR/ — choir. Source: Louisiana French chœur
Kanal
kora
/KOH-rah/ — heart, including an implanted one
Kanal
kord
/KOHRD/ — rope. Source: Louisiana French corde
Kanal
korek
/KOH-rehk/ — right, correct
Kanal
koreka
/koh-REH-kah/ — correct, put right
Kanal
korespon
/koh-REH-spohn/ — match, correspond. Source: Louisiana French correspondre
Kanal
korp
/KOHRP/ — body
Kanal
kosta
/KOH-stah/ — cost (someone something)
Kanal
kote
/KOH-teh/ — beside
Kanal
kotizasyon
/koh-tee-ZAHS-yohn/ — dues. Source: Louisiana French cotisation
Kanal
koton
/KOH-tohn/ — cotton. Source: Louisiana French coton
Kanal
kou
/KOO/ — stroke (pump); blow. Source: Louisiana French coup
Kanal
kouch
/KOOSH/ — layer. Source: Louisiana French couche
Kanal
kouche
/KOO-sheh/ — lie (on something); lie down. Source: Louisiana French coucher
Kanal
koud
/KOOD/ — sewn. Source: Haitian Kreyòl koud
Kanal
kouda
/KOO-dah/ — sew. Source: Louisiana French coudre
Kanal
kouen
/KOO-ehn/ — corner. Source: Louisiana French coin
Kanal
koule
/KOO-leh/ — leak, flow. Source: Louisiana French couler
Kanal
koulè
/KOO-leh/ — color. Source: Louisiana French couleur
Kanal
kouman
/KOO-mahn/ — how. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kouman
Kanal
koup
/KOOP/ — pair, couple. Source: Louisiana French couple
Kanal
koupa
/KOO-pah/ — cut. Source: Louisiana French couper
Kanal
koupe
/KOO-peh/ — cut (state); cut off. Source: Louisiana French coupé
Kanal
koupli
/KOO-plee/ — coupling. Source: English coupling
Kanal
kouplè
/KOO-pleh/ — verse. Source: Louisiana French couplet
Kanal
koupè
/KOO-peh/ — cutter (glass). Source: Louisiana French coupeur
Kanal
kouran
/KOO-rahn/ — current, power. Source: Louisiana French courant
Kanal
kouri
/KOO-ree/ — run. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kouri
Kanal
kourye
/KOOR-yeh/ — courier. Source: Louisiana French courrier
Kanal
kourè
/KOO-reh/ — runner (Thorn). Source: Haitian Kreyòl kourè
Kanal
kous
/KOOS/ — run (fish run). Source: Louisiana French course
Kanal
kout
/KOOT/ — short. Source: Louisiana French court
Kanal
kouta
/KOO-tah/ — listen. Source: Haitian Kreyòl koute
Kanal
koute
/KOO-teh/ — cost. Source: Louisiana French coûter
Kanal
koutim
/KOO-teem/ — custom. Source: Haitian Kreyòl koutim
Kanal
kouto
/KOO-toh/ — knife. Source: Louisiana French couteau
Kanal
kouvèk
/KOO-vehk/ — lid. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kouvèk
Kanal
kouzen
/KOO-zehn/ — cousin. Source: Louisiana French cousin
Kanal
kouzin
/KOO-zeen/ — cousin (woman). Source: Louisiana French cousine
Kanal
koz
/KOHZ/ — cause
Kanal
krab
/KRAHB/ — crab. Source: Louisiana French crabe
Kanal
krabye
/KRAHB-yeh/ — crabber. Source: Louisiana French crabier
Kanal
krache
/KRAH-sheh/ — spit. Source: Louisiana French cracher
Kanal
kranp
/KRAHNP/ — cramp. Source: Louisiana French crampe
Kanal
kranpon
/KRAHN-pohn/ — clamp. Source: Louisiana French crampon
Kanal
krapo
/KRAH-poh/ — frog, toad. Source: Louisiana French crapaud
Kanal
kras
/KRAHS/ — a little (un ti kras). Source: Haitian Kreyòl kras
Kanal
kraze
/KRAH-zeh/ — knock down, crush. Source: Louisiana French écraser
Kanal
kredi
/KREH-dee/ — credit. Source: Louisiana French crédit
Kanal
kret
/KREHT/ — ridge, crest. Source: Louisiana French crête
Kanal
kreyon
/KREH-yohn/ — pencil. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kreyon
Kanal
kri
/KREE/ — raw. Source: Louisiana French cru
Kanal
kribich
/KREE-beesh/ — shrimp. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kribich
Kanal
krich
/KREESH/ — jug. Source: Haitian Kreyòl krich
Kanal
kritike
/kree-TEE-keh/ — criticize. Source: Louisiana French critiquer
Kanal
kriya
/KREE-yah/ — cry. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kriye
Kanal
krochi
/KROH-shee/ — crooked. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kwochi
Kanal
kroua
/KROO-ah/ — believe. Source: Louisiana French croire
Kanal
kuarenta
/koo-ah-REHN-tah/ — forty. Source: Spanish cuarenta
Kanal
kuatro
/koo-AH-troh/ — four. Source: Spanish cuatro
Kanal
kuatrosien
/koo-ah-troh-SEE-ehn/ — four hundred. Source: Spanish cuatrocientos
Kanal
kuenta
/koo-EHN-tah/ — it counts; account, tab. Source: Spanish cuenta
Kanal
kuir
/KOO-eer/ — leather. Source: Louisiana French cuir
Kanal
kuit
/KOO-eet/ — cooked. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kuit
Kanal
kuita
/koo-EE-tah/ — cook. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kuit
Kanal
kuiv
/KOO-eev/ — copper. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kwiv
Kanal
kuizinye
/koo-ee-ZEEN-yeh/ — cook. Source: Louisiana French cuisinier
Kanal
kumansa
/koo-MAHN-sah/ — begin. Source: Louisiana French commencer
Kanal
kura
/KOO-rah/ — care
Kanal
kès
/KEHS/ — crate. Source: Louisiana French caisse
Kanal
la
/lah/ — the
Kanal
labiè
/lah-BEE-eh/ — beer. Source: Haitian Kreyòl byè; Louisiana French la bière
Kanal
labou
/LAH-boo/ — mud; the Mud. Source: Haitian Kreyòl labou
Kanal
labouyi
/lah-BOO-yee/ — mush, porridge. Source: Haitian Kreyòl labouyi
Kanal
lach
/LAHSH/ — slack (in a line, a load). Source: Louisiana French lâche
Kanal
lacharite
/lah-shah-REE-teh/ — charity. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lacharite
Kanal
ladan
/LAH-dahn/ — in it, inside it. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ladan
Kanal
laga
/LAH-gah/ — let go. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lage
Kanal
laj
/LAHZH/ — age. Source: Haitian Kreyòl laj
Kanal
lajan
/LAH-zhahn/ — money. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lajan
Kanal
laje
/LAH-zheh/ — width. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lajè
Kanal
lak
/LAHK/ — lake. Source: Louisiana French lac
Kanal
lakay
/LAH-kye/ — home. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lakay
Kanal
lakou
/LAH-koo/ — yard, court. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lakou
Kanal
lalin
/LAH-leen/ — moon. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lalin
Kanal
lam
/LAHM/ — blade; tine (of a kalimba). Source: Haitian Kreyòl lam
Kanal
laminat
/lah-MEE-naht/ — laminate. Source: Louisiana French laminé
Kanal
lan
/LAHN/ — slow. Source: Louisiana French lent
Kanal
lana
/LAH-nah/ — wait
Kanal
lang
/LAHNG/ — language, tongue. Source: Louisiana French langue
Kanal
lank
/LAHNK/ — ink. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lank
Kanal
lanklo
/LAHN-kloh/ — enclosure. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lanklo
Kanal
lanmor
/LAHN-mohr/ — death. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lanmò
Kanal
lanmou
/LAHN-moo/ — love. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lanmou
Kanal
lanmè
/LAHN-meh/ — sea. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lanmè
Kanal
lanp
/LAHNP/ — lamp. Source: Louisiana French lampe
Kanal
lantèman
/lahn-TEH-mahn/ — burial. Source: Louisiana French enterrement
Kanal
lanyap
/LAHN-yahp/ — a little extra. Source: Louisiana French lagniappe
Kanal
lapen
/LAH-pehn/ — rabbit. Source: Louisiana French lapin
Kanal
laperez
/lah-PEH-rehz/ — fear. Source: Haitian Kreyòl laperèz
Kanal
lapli
/LAH-plee/ — rain. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lapli
Kanal
laplipa
/lah-PLEE-pah/ — most (of). Source: Louisiana French la plupart
Kanal
lari
/LAH-ree/ — street. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lari
Kanal
larim
/LAH-reem/ — a cold (illness). Source: Haitian Kreyòl larim
Kanal
larivyè
/lah-REE-vyeh/ — river. Source: Haitian Kreyòl larivyè
Kanal
laro
/LAH-roh/ — up there. Source: Louisiana French là-haut
Kanal
lasa
/LAH-sah/ — leave something somewhere
Kanal
lava
/LAH-vah/ — wash. Source: Louisiana French laver
Kanal
laverite
/lah-veh-REE-teh/ — truth. Source: Louisiana French la vérité
Kanal
le
/leh/ — they, them
Kanal
ledven
/LEHD-vehn/ — starter, leaven. Source: Louisiana French levain
Kanal
legliz
/LEH-gleez/ — church. Source: Louisiana French l’église
Kanal
leje
/LEH-zheh/ — light (weight). Source: Louisiana French léger
Kanal
lekol
/LEH-kohl/ — school. Source: Louisiana French l’école
Kanal
lekti
/LEHK-tee/ — reading (from an instrument)
Kanal
lektè
/LEHK-teh/ — reader (instrument). Source: Haitian Kreyòl lektè
Kanal
lendi
/LEHN-dee/ — Monday. Source: Louisiana French lundi
Kanal
lenn
/LEHNN/ — wool; lenn plon lead wool. Source: Louisiana French laine
Kanal
lesiv
/LEH-seev/ — laundry. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lesiv
Kanal
lesye
/LEHS-yeh/ — axle. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lesye; Louisiana French essieu
Kanal
let
/LEHT/ — letter; small print. Source: Louisiana French lettre
Kanal
leva
/LEH-vah/ — get up. Source: Louisiana French lever
Kanal
leve
/LEH-veh/ — lift (of the pump). Source: Louisiana French levée
Kanal
leza
/LEH-zah/ — read
Kanal
li
/lee/ — he, she, it; him, her
Kanal
lib
/LEEB/ — free, not busy, off duty
Kanal
limena
/lee-MEH-nah/ — light (a lamp). Source: Louisiana French allumer
Kanal
lin
/LEEN/ — linen (thread). Source: Louisiana French lin
Kanal
lis
/LEES/ — list. Source: Louisiana French liste
Kanal
lisans
/LEE-sahns/ — license. Source: Louisiana French licence
Kanal
lit
/LEET/ — liter. Source: Louisiana French litre
Kanal
liti
/LEE-tee/ — bed
Kanal
liv
/LEEV/ — book. Source: Louisiana French livre
Kanal
livre
/LEE-vreh/ — delivered. Source: Louisiana French livré
Kanal
livrezon
/lee-VREH-zohn/ — shipment, delivery. Source: Haitian Kreyòl livrezon
Kanal
liy
/LEE/ — line, queue. Source: Haitian Kreyòl liy
Kanal
lod
/LOHD/ — order, command. Source: Louisiana French ordre
Kanal
lon
/LOHN/ — long. Source: Louisiana French long
Kanal
lonbraj
/LOHN-brahzh/ — shade. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lonbraj
Kanal
longè
/LOHN-geh/ — length. Source: Louisiana French longueur
Kanal
lontan
/LOHN-tahn/ — long ago. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lontan
Kanal
lopital
/loh-PEE-tahl/ — hospital. Source: Louisiana French l’hôpital
Kanal
loraj
/LOH-rahzh/ — storm. Source: Haitian Kreyòl loraj
Kanal
losa
/LOH-sah/ — loose, unfastened
Kanal
lot
/LOHT/ — other. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lòt
Kanal
lou
/LOO/ — heavy. Source: Louisiana French lourd
Kanal
loua
/LOO-ah/ — law. Source: Louisiana French loi
Kanal
luen
/LOO-ehn/ — far. Source: Louisiana French loin
Kanal
luil
/LOO-eel/ — oil. Source: Louisiana French l’huile
Kanal
lè
/leh/ — hour, time of day. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lè
Kanal
lèd
/LEHD/ — ugly. Source: Haitian Kreyòl lèd
Kanal
lès
/LEHS/ — east. Source: Louisiana French est
Kanal
lèt
/LEHT/ — milk. Source: Louisiana French lait
Kanal
mach
/MAHSH/ — wall walk. Source: Louisiana French marche
Kanal
macha
/MAH-shah/ — walk. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mache
Kanal
machandiz
/mah-SHAHN-deez/ — goods. Source: Haitian Kreyòl machandiz
Kanal
mache
/MAH-sheh/ — market. Source: Louisiana French marché
Kanal
machin
/MAH-sheen/ — machine. Source: Louisiana French machine
Kanal
machwè
/MAHSH-weh/ — jaw. Source: Haitian Kreyòl machwè
Kanal
madanm
/MAH-dahnm/ — wife; Madame. Source: Haitian Kreyòl madanm
Kanal
madera
/mah-DEH-rah/ — wood. Source: Spanish madera
Kanal
madi
/MAH-dee/ — Tuesday. Source: Louisiana French mardi
Kanal
magazen
/mah-GAH-zehn/ — store. Source: Haitian Kreyòl magazen
Kanal
mais
/MAH-ees/ — well (opening a remark). Source: Louisiana French mais
Kanal
mak
/MAHK/ — mark. Source: Louisiana French marque
Kanal
mal
/MAHL/ — pain, harm. Source: Louisiana French mal
Kanal
malad
/MAH-lahd/ — sick. Source: Louisiana French malade
Kanal
mama
/MAH-mah/ — mother (not necessarily by birth)
Kanal
manbo
/MAHN-boh/ — manbo, priestess. Source: Haitian Kreyòl manbo
Kanal
manbran
/MAHN-brahn/ — membrane. Source: Louisiana French membrane
Kanal
manch
/MAHNSH/ — sleeve. Source: Louisiana French manche
Kanal
manda
/MAHN-dah/ — ask. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mande
Kanal
manja
/MAHN-zhah/ — eat
Kanal
manje
/MAHN-zheh/ — food, meal. Source: Haitian Kreyòl manje
Kanal
manke
/MAHN-keh/ — miss (someone, something). Source: Louisiana French manquer
Kanal
manti
/MAHN-tee/ — lie. Source: Haitian Kreyòl manti
Kanal
mantè
/MAHN-teh/ — liar. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mantè
Kanal
marchanda
/mahr-SHAHN-dah/ — bargain. Source: Louisiana French marchander
Kanal
mare
/MAH-reh/ — tie. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mare
Kanal
marekaj
/mah-REH-kahzh/ — marsh. Source: Haitian Kreyòl marekaj
Kanal
mari
/MAH-ree/ — husband. Source: Louisiana French mari
Kanal
markari
/mahr-KAH-ree/ — marked
Kanal
maron
/MAH-rohn/ — brown. Source: Louisiana French marron
Kanal
marya
/MAHR-yah/ — marry. Source: Louisiana French marier
Kanal
maryaj
/MAHR-yahzh/ — wedding. Source: Louisiana French mariage
Kanal
maske
/MAH-skeh/ — mask (the city’s mask). Source: Louisiana French masque
Kanal
mason
/MAH-sohn/ — mason. Source: Louisiana French maçon
Kanal
mat
/MAHT/ — mast. Source: Louisiana French mât
Kanal
materyo
/mah-TEHR-yoh/ — stock, material. Source: Louisiana French matériau
Kanal
matin
/MAH-teen/ — morning
Kanal
matla
/MAH-tlah/ — mattress. Source: Louisiana French matelas
Kanal
me
/meh/ — but
Kanal
mekanis
/meh-KAH-nees/ — mechanism. Source: Louisiana French mécanisme
Kanal
mele
/MEH-leh/ — mix. Source: Louisiana French mêler
Kanal
melodi
/meh-LOH-dee/ — tune, melody. Source: Louisiana French mélodie
Kanal
mem
/MEHM/ — same; even. Source: Louisiana French même
Kanal
memo
/MEH-moh/ — memo. Source: English memo
Kanal
men
/MEHN/ — hand
Kanal
men sa
/MEHN sah/ — here is; this is what. Source: Haitian Kreyòl men sa
Kanal
mena
/MEH-nah/ — take (a person), lead. Source: Louisiana French mener
Kanal
meno
/MEH-noh/ — less. Source: Spanish menos
Kanal
mes
/MEHS/ — month. Source: Spanish mes
Kanal
mesa
/MEH-sah/ — table
Kanal
met
/MEHT/ — owner. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mèt
Kanal
meta
/MEH-tah/ — put, place
Kanal
metal
/MEH-tahl/ — metal. Source: Louisiana French métal
Kanal
metro
/MEH-troh/ — meter. Source: Spanish metro
Kanal
mezire
/meh-ZEE-reh/ — measure. Source: Louisiana French mesurer
Kanal
midi
/MEE-dee/ — noon. Source: Louisiana French midi
Kanal
mile
/MEE-leh/ — mullet. Source: Louisiana French mulet
Kanal
milèt
/MEE-leht/ — mullet. Source: Louisiana French mulet
Kanal
minit
/MEE-neet/ — minute. Source: Haitian Kreyòl minit
Kanal
minwi
/MEEN-wee/ — midnight. Source: Louisiana French minuit
Kanal
mira
/MEE-rah/ — look, watch
Kanal
miray
/MEE-rye/ — wall. Source: Louisiana French muraille
Kanal
mita
/MEE-tah/ — half. Source: Spanish mitad
Kanal
mizè
/MEE-zeh/ — misery; mercy! (exclamation). Source: Haitian Kreyòl mizè
Kanal
mo
/moh/ — I, me, my
Kanal
moda
/MOH-dah/ — manner, way
Kanal
mode
/MOH-deh/ — bite. Source: Louisiana French mordre
Kanal
model
/MOH-dehl/ — pattern. Source: Louisiana French modèle
Kanal
mona
/MOH-nah/ — person
Kanal
monnen
/MOHN-nehn/ — coin. Source: Haitian Kreyòl monnen
Kanal
monta
/MOHN-tah/ — go up. Source: Louisiana French monter
Kanal
montre
/MOHN-treh/ — teach, show. Source: Louisiana French montrer
Kanal
mor
/MOHR/ — dead. Source: Louisiana French mort
Kanal
mori
/MOH-ree/ — salt fish. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mori
Kanal
mosa
/MOH-sah/ — show
Kanal
mou
/MOO/ — soft. Source: Louisiana French mou
Kanal
moulen
/MOO-lehn/ — mill. Source: Louisiana French moulin
Kanal
moun
/MOON/ — person, folk. Source: Haitian Kreyòl moun
Kanal
mouri
/MOO-ree/ — die. Source: Louisiana French mourir
Kanal
mouye
/MOO-yeh/ — wet
Kanal
mov
/MOHV/ — gull (mov ri laughing gull). Source: Louisiana French mauve
Kanal
mova
/MOH-vah/ — move (something)
Kanal
move
/MOH-veh/ — bad. Source: Haitian Kreyòl move
Kanal
mu
/moo/ — we, us (not you)
Kanal
muta
/MOO-tah/ — change
Kanal
mè
/meh/ — mayor. Source: Louisiana French maire
Kanal
mèg
/MEHG/ — thin. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mèg
Kanal
mèkredi
/meh-KREH-dee/ — Wednesday. Source: Louisiana French mercredi
Kanal
mès
/MEHS/ — Mass. Source: Louisiana French messe
Kanal
mèsi
/MEH-see/ — thank you. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mèsi
Kanal
na
/nah/ — in, at, on (place, time or manner)
Kanal
naja
/NAH-zhah/ — swim. Source: Louisiana French nager
Kanal
nap
/NAHP/ — tablecloth. Source: Louisiana French nappe
Kanal
nasi
/NAH-see/ — be born. Source: Spanish nacer
Kanal
ne
/neh/ — softener at the end of a sentence. Source: Vietnamese nhé
Kanal
nechèl
/NEH-shehl/ — ladder. Source: Haitian Kreyòl nechèl
Kanal
neda
/NEH-dah/ — need
Kanal
nen
/NEHN/ — nose. Source: Haitian Kreyòl nen; Louisiana French nez
Kanal
nenpot
/NEHN-poht/ — any, whatever. Source: Haitian Kreyòl nenpòt
Kanal
netoya
/neh-TOH-yah/ — clean. Source: Louisiana French nettoyer
Kanal
neve
/NEH-veh/ — nephew. Source: Louisiana French neveu
Kanal
neye
/NEH-yeh/ — drown; drowned. Source: Louisiana French noyer
Kanal
nika
/NEE-kah/ — go
Kanal
nika baka
/NEE-kah BAH-kah/ — go back
Kanal
nivo
/NEE-voh/ — level. Source: Louisiana French niveau
Kanal
no
/noh/ — no (as an answer)
Kanal
nobenta
/noh-BEHN-tah/ — ninety. Source: Spanish noventa
Kanal
nod
/NOHD/ — node. Source: English node
Kanal
nokmam
/NOHK-mahm/ — fish sauce. Source: Vietnamese nước mắm
Kanal
nom
/NOHM/ — name
Kanal
noma
/NOH-mah/ — name, call, label
Kanal
nomal
/NOH-mahl/ — usual, normal. Source: Haitian Kreyòl nòmal
Kanal
nonm
/NOHNM/ — man. Source: Haitian Kreyòl nonm
Kanal
nonpli
/NOHN-plee/ — neither. Source: Louisiana French non plus
Kanal
nota
/NOH-tah/ — note (in music)
Kanal
notare
/noh-TAH-reh/ — note down
Kanal
nouri
/NOO-ree/ — feed. Source: Louisiana French nourrir
Kanal
nouvèl
/NOO-vehl/ — news. Source: Louisiana French nouvelles
Kanal
nov
/NOHV/ — new
Kanal
noventa
/noh-VEHN-tah/ — ninety. Source: Spanish noventa
Kanal
nu
/noo/ — we, us (with you)
Kanal
nuaj
/NOO-ahzh/ — cloud. Source: Louisiana French nuage
Kanal
nuar
/NOO-ahr/ — black, dark. Source: Louisiana French noir
Kanal
nudo
/NOO-doh/ — knot. Source: Spanish nudo
Kanal
nueve
/noo-EH-veh/ — nine. Source: Spanish nueve
Kanal
nuevesien
/noo-eh-veh-SEE-ehn/ — nine hundred. Source: Spanish novecientos (built on nueve + sien)
Kanal
nuit
/NOO-eet/ — night
Kanal
nulan
/NOO-lahn/ — nobody
Kanal
numero
/noo-MEH-roh/ — number. Source: Louisiana French numéro
Kanal
nèf
/NEHF/ — fresh, new. Source: Louisiana French neuf
Kanal
o
/oh/ — or. Source: Spanish o
Kanal
ochenta
/oh-SHEHN-tah/ — eighty. Source: Spanish ochenta
Kanal
ocho
/OH-shoh/ — eight. Source: Spanish ocho
Kanal
ode
/OH-deh/ — smell, odor. Source: Louisiana French odeur
Kanal
odit
/OH-deet/ — audit. Source: English audit
Kanal
ofra
/OH-frah/ — offer
Kanal
okenn
/OH-kehnn/ — any
Kanal
oket
/OH-keht/ — hiccups. Source: Haitian Kreyòl okèt
Kanal
okipe
/oh-KEE-peh/ — take care of. Source: Louisiana French occuper
Kanal
olye
/OHL-yeh/ — instead of. Source: Louisiana French au lieu
Kanal
omma
/OHM-mah/ — mother (address). Source: Korean eomma
Kanal
onse
/OHN-seh/ — eleven. Source: Spanish once
Kanal
opera
/oh-PEH-rah/ — run, operate
Kanal
opinyon
/oh-PEEN-yohn/ — opinion. Source: Louisiana French opinion
Kanal
orè
/OH-reh/ — schedule. Source: Louisiana French horaire
Kanal
osi
/OH-see/ — also, too
Kanal
osinon
/oh-SEE-nohn/ — otherwise, or else. Source: Louisiana French ou sinon
Kanal
oswa
/OH-swah/ — or. Source: Haitian Kreyòl oswa
Kanal
otan
/OH-tahn/ — as much. Source: Louisiana French autant
Kanal
oton
/OH-tohn/ — autumn. Source: Louisiana French automne
Kanal
otorite
/oh-toh-REE-teh/ — standing, authority. Source: Louisiana French autorité
Kanal
otou
/OH-too/ — around. Source: Louisiana French autour
Kanal
otra
/OH-trah/ — other, another
Kanal
otreman
/oh-TREH-mahn/ — differently. Source: Louisiana French autrement
Kanal
output
/OOT-poot/ — control output (sends a signal, not power or motion)
Kanal
ouvra
/OO-vrah/ — open
Kanal
ouvè
/OO-veh/ — open (state). Source: Haitian Kreyòl ouvè
Kanal
pa
/pah/ — not
Kanal
pa du
/pah doo/ — not there
Kanal
pad
/PAHD/ — pad (damping pad). Source: English pad
Kanal
padon
/PAH-dohn/ — sorry; pardon. Source: Haitian Kreyòl padon
Kanal
pafwa
/PAHF-wah/ — sometimes. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pafwa
Kanal
paj
/PAHZH/ — page
Kanal
pak
/PAHK/ — Easter. Source: Haitian Kreyòl Pak
Kanal
pal
/PAHL/ — pale. Source: Louisiana French pâle
Kanal
pali
/PAH-lee/ — speak, converse
Kanal
palto
/PAHL-toh/ — coat. Source: Louisiana French paletot
Kanal
palye
/PAHL-yeh/ — stair landing. Source: Louisiana French palier
Kanal
panche
/PAHN-sheh/ — lean. Source: Louisiana French pencher
Kanal
pandan
/PAHN-dahn/ — while
Kanal
pandye
/PAHND-yeh/ — hang. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pandye
Kanal
panel
/PAH-nehl/ — panel. Source: English panel
Kanal
pankat
/PAHN-kaht/ — sign, notice board. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pankat
Kanal
pansman
/PAHNS-mahn/ — dressing (wound). Source: Haitian Kreyòl pansman
Kanal
pant
/PAHNT/ — slope. Source: Louisiana French pente
Kanal
pantalon
/pahn-TAH-lohn/ — trousers. Source: Louisiana French pantalon
Kanal
papa
/PAH-pah/ — father, dad
Kanal
papiyon
/pah-PEE-yohn/ — moth, butterfly. Source: Louisiana French papillon
Kanal
papye
/PAHP-yeh/ — paper. Source: Haitian Kreyòl papye
Kanal
par
/PAHR/ — pair. Source: Spanish par
Kanal
para
/PAH-rah/ — get ready, be about to
Kanal
parad
/PAH-rahd/ — parade. Source: Louisiana French parade
Kanal
pare
/PAH-reh/ — ready, made up. Source: Louisiana French paré
Kanal
parèy
/PAH-ray/ — matching, the same. Source: Haitian Kreyòl parèy
Kanal
pasa
/PAH-sah/ — pass. Source: Louisiana French passer
Kanal
pase
/PAH-seh/ — last (as in last week)
Kanal
pasian
/pah-SEE-ahn/ — patient. Source: Louisiana French patient
Kanal
paske
/PAH-skeh/ — because. Source: Haitian Kreyòl paske
Kanal
pat
/PAHT/ — paste. Source: Louisiana French pâte
Kanal
pati
/PAH-tee/ — leave, depart. Source: Louisiana French partir
Kanal
patron
/PAH-trohn/ — patron saint. Source: Louisiana French patron
Kanal
patwon
/PAHT-wohn/ — pattern (for cutting). Source: Louisiana French patron
Kanal
pava
/PAH-vah/ — say, tell
Kanal
pawol
/PAH-wohl/ — saying; word. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pawòl
Kanal
peche
/PEH-sheh/ — sin. Source: Louisiana French péché
Kanal
pecho
/PEH-shoh/ — chest. Source: Spanish pecho
Kanal
pedal
/PEH-dahl/ — treadle. Source: Louisiana French pédale
Kanal
pel
/PEHL/ — skin. Source: Spanish piel
Kanal
peli
/PEH-lee/ — play (music)
Kanal
pelikan
/peh-LEE-kahn/ — pelican. Source: Louisiana French pélican
Kanal
peman
/PEH-mahn/ — payment. Source: Louisiana French paiement
Kanal
pen
/PEHN/ — bread. Source: Louisiana French pain
Kanal
pensa
/PEHN-sah/ — think, believe
Kanal
pentire
/pehn-TEE-reh/ — painted. Source: Louisiana French peinture
Kanal
pera
/PEH-rah/ — pear. Source: Spanish pera
Kanal
perdi
/PEHR-dee/ — lose. Source: Louisiana French perdre
Kanal
perimèt
/peh-REE-meht/ — perimeter. Source: Louisiana French périmètre
Kanal
pesa
/PEH-sah/ — piece, part
Kanal
peso
/PEH-soh/ — weight. Source: Spanish peso
Kanal
petet
/PEH-teht/ — maybe. Source: Louisiana French peut-être
Kanal
pey
/PAY/ — pay (wages). Source: Louisiana French paye
Kanal
peya
/PEH-yah/ — pay. Source: Haitian Kreyòl peye
Kanal
peye
/PEH-yeh/ — paid. Source: Haitian Kreyòl peye
Kanal
peyi
/PEH-yee/ — country. Source: Haitian Kreyòl peyi
Kanal
pi
/pee/ — more. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pi
Kanal
pie
/PEE-eh/ — foot. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pye
Kanal
pikan
/PEE-kahn/ — thorn; the Thorn. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pikan
Kanal
pikèt
/PEE-keht/ — post, stake. Source: Louisiana French piquet
Kanal
pilotis
/pee-LOH-tees/ — piles (deck piles). Source: Louisiana French pilotis
Kanal
piman
/PEE-mahn/ — pepper. Source: Haitian Kreyòl piman
Kanal
pitifis
/pee-TEE-fees/ — grandson. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pitit pitit; Louisiana French petit-fils
Kanal
pitit
/PEE-teet/ — child, children. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pitit
Kanal
pla
/PLAH/ — flat; pla men palm of the hand. Source: Louisiana French plat
Kanal
plafon
/PLAH-fohn/ — ceiling. Source: Louisiana French plafond
Kanal
plak
/PLAHK/ — board (circuit board, notice board). Source: Louisiana French plaque
Kanal
plan
/PLAHN/ — plan, design
Kanal
planche
/PLAHN-sheh/ — floor. Source: Haitian Kreyòl planche
Kanal
plant
/PLAHNT/ — plant. Source: Louisiana French plante
Kanal
plas
/PLAHS/ — place, spot. Source: Louisiana French place
Kanal
plasman
/PLAHS-mahn/ — placement. Source: Louisiana French placement
Kanal
plat
/PLAHT/ — plate
Kanal
plati
/PLAH-tee/ — small dish
Kanal
plato
/PLAH-toh/ — tray. Source: Louisiana French plateau
Kanal
plen
/PLEHN/ — full. Source: Louisiana French plein
Kanal
plenye
/PLEHN-yeh/ — complain. Source: Louisiana French se plaindre
Kanal
pliye
/PLEE-yeh/ — fold. Source: Louisiana French plier
Kanal
plon
/PLOHN/ — lead (metal). Source: Louisiana French plomb
Kanal
plonje
/PLOHN-zheh/ — dive. Source: Louisiana French plonger
Kanal
plonjè
/PLOHN-zheh/ — diver, sinker. Source: Haitian Kreyòl plonjè
Kanal
po
/poh/ — for, to (in order to)
Kanal
poch
/POHSH/ — pocket. Source: Louisiana French poche
Kanal
pola
/POH-lah/ — pole (glass). Source: English pole
Kanal
polaj
/POH-lahzh/ — poling. Source: English poling
Kanal
politès
/poh-LEE-tehs/ — courtesy. Source: Louisiana French politesse
Kanal
polè
/POH-leh/ — poling sitter. Source: English pole, with the Kreyòl agent ending -è
Kanal
pon
/POHN/ — bridge. Source: Louisiana French pont
Kanal
ponde
/POHN-deh/ — lay (eggs). Source: Louisiana French pondre
Kanal
ponp
/POHNP/ — pump. Source: Louisiana French pompe
Kanal
ponyet
/POHN-yeht/ — wrist. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ponyèt
Kanal
porta
/POHR-tah/ — wear. Source: Louisiana French porter
Kanal
pota
/POH-tah/ — bring
Kanal
potay
/POH-tye/ — gate. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pòtay
Kanal
poua
/POO-ah/ — beans. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pwa
Kanal
pouason
/poo-AH-sohn/ — fish. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pwason
Kanal
pouen
/POO-ehn/ — point. Source: Louisiana French point
Kanal
poukisa
/poo-KEE-sah/ — why. Source: Haitian Kreyòl poukisa
Kanal
poul
/POOL/ — hen, chicken. Source: Haitian Kreyòl poul
Kanal
poumon
/POO-mohn/ — lungs. Source: Louisiana French poumon
Kanal
poutet
/POO-teht/ — because of; that’s why. Source: Haitian Kreyòl poutèt
Kanal
pran
/PRAHN/ — take
Kanal
pre
/PREH/ — near. Source: Louisiana French près
Kanal
preri
/PREH-ree/ — prairie. Source: Louisiana French prairie
Kanal
pres
/PREHS/ — press (cake press); press (v). Source: Louisiana French presse
Kanal
presbitè
/preh-SBEE-teh/ — rectory. Source: Louisiana French presbytère
Kanal
prese
/PREH-seh/ — squeezed, pressed; the press. Source: Louisiana French pressé
Kanal
preske
/PREH-skeh/ — nearly
Kanal
presyon
/PREHS-yohn/ — pressure. Source: Louisiana French pression
Kanal
pret
/PREHT/ — priest. Source: Louisiana French prêtre
Kanal
preta
/PREH-tah/ — lend. Source: Louisiana French prêter
Kanal
prezidan
/preh-ZEE-dahn/ — president. Source: Louisiana French président
Kanal
pri
/PREE/ — cost
Kanal
prim
/PREEM/ — first in order
Kanal
priye
/PREE-yeh/ — pray. Source: Louisiana French prier
Kanal
prizonye
/pree-ZOHN-yeh/ — prisoner. Source: Haitian Kreyòl prizonye
Kanal
problèm
/PROH-blehm/ — problem. Source: Louisiana French problème
Kanal
prochen
/PROH-shehn/ — next. Source: Louisiana French prochain
Kanal
program
/PROH-grahm/ — program. Source: English program
Kanal
promes
/PROH-mehs/ — promise. Source: Louisiana French promesse
Kanal
promi
/PROH-mee/ — promise
Kanal
promnad
/PROHM-nahd/ — walk (a stroll). Source: Louisiana French promenade
Kanal
prop
/PROHP/ — clean. Source: Louisiana French propre
Kanal
proteja
/proh-TEH-zhah/ — protect. Source: Spanish proteger
Kanal
prova
/PROH-vah/ — a test
Kanal
provizyon
/proh-VEEZ-yohn/ — supplies. Source: Louisiana French provisions
Kanal
prèt
/PREHT/ — priest. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pè
Kanal
pu
/poo/ — can, be able to
Kanal
pui
/POO-ee/ — sump; well. Source: Louisiana French puits
Kanal
pè
/peh/ — afraid. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pè
Kanal
pèmi
/PEH-mee/ — permit (document). Source: Louisiana French permis
Kanal
pèn
/PEHN/ — trouble, pains. Source: Louisiana French peine
Kanal
pèt
/PEHT/ — loss; liv pèt loss ledger. Source: Louisiana French perte
Kanal
ra
/rah/ — who, which, that (as in the man who)
Kanal
radio
/rah-DEE-oh/ — wireless, radio. Source: English radio
Kanal
rado
/RAH-doh/ — rafts. Source: Louisiana French radeau
Kanal
rafineri
/rah-fee-NEH-ree/ — refinery. Source: Louisiana French raffinerie
Kanal
rak
/RAHK/ — rack (the trash rack). Source: English rack
Kanal
rakonta
/rah-KOHN-tah/ — tell (a story). Source: Louisiana French raconter
Kanal
rale
/RAH-leh/ — pull, haul. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rale
Kanal
randa
/RAHN-dah/ — give back. Source: Louisiana French rendre
Kanal
ranje
/RAHN-zheh/ — course (of brick), row; fix, put right. Source: Louisiana French rangée; ranje
Kanal
rankin
/RAHN-keen/ — grudge. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rankin
Kanal
ranmase
/rahn-MAH-seh/ — compile, gather. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ranmase
Kanal
ranplas
/RAHN-plahs/ — replacement (with po: a replacement for)
Kanal
ranplase
/rahn-PLAH-seh/ — replace. Source: Louisiana French remplacer
Kanal
ranpli
/RAHN-plee/ — fill; fill in. Source: Louisiana French remplir
Kanal
rapor
/RAH-pohr/ — report
Kanal
rasyon
/RAHS-yohn/ — ration. Source: Louisiana French ration
Kanal
rata
/RAH-tah/ — miss, fail to hit. Source: Louisiana French rater
Kanal
rava
/RAH-vah/ — repair
Kanal
raya
/RAH-yah/ — hate. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rayi
Kanal
raze
/RAH-zeh/ — shave. Source: Louisiana French raser
Kanal
re
/reh/ — again
Kanal
reacha
/reh-AH-shah/ — reach (someone), get through to
Kanal
rechanj
/REH-shahnzh/ — spare, replacement. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rechanj
Kanal
recho
/REH-shoh/ — stove. Source: Louisiana French réchaud
Kanal
referans
/reh-FEH-rahns/ — reference. Source: Louisiana French référence
Kanal
refize
/reh-FEE-zeh/ — turn down, refuse. Source: Louisiana French refuser
Kanal
regat
/REH-gaht/ — regatta. Source: Louisiana French régate
Kanal
registè
/reh-GEE-steh/ — register (controller). Source: Louisiana French registre
Kanal
regla
/REH-glah/ — settle. Source: Louisiana French régler
Kanal
reglaj
/REH-glahzh/ — setting (on a machine). Source: Louisiana French réglage
Kanal
regle
/REH-gleh/ — set, adjust. Source: Louisiana French régler
Kanal
regreta
/reh-GREH-tah/ — regret, be sorry. Source: Louisiana French regretter
Kanal
rejete
/reh-ZHEH-teh/ — reject. Source: Louisiana French rejeter
Kanal
rejis
/REH-zhees/ — ledger, register. Source: Louisiana French registre
Kanal
rejistri
/reh-ZHEE-stree/ — registry. Source: English registry
Kanal
rekizision
/reh-kee-zee-SEE-ohn/ — requisition. Source: Louisiana French réquisition
Kanal
reklamasyon
/reh-klah-MAHS-yohn/ — claim. Source: Haitian Kreyòl reklamasyon
Kanal
rekonesan
/reh-koh-NEH-sahn/ — grateful. Source: Louisiana French reconnaissant
Kanal
rekonet
/reh-KOH-neht/ — recognize. Source: Louisiana French reconnaître
Kanal
rekonsiliasion
/reh-kohn-see-lee-ah-SEE-ohn/ — reconciliation (ledger). Source: Louisiana French réconciliation
Kanal
rekor
/REH-kohr/ — record
Kanal
rekrite
/reh-KREE-teh/ — recruit. Source: Louisiana French recruter
Kanal
rela
/REH-lah/ — call out, shout. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rele
Kanal
relis
/REH-lees/ — release (form). Source: English release
Kanal
remake
/reh-MAH-keh/ — notice
Kanal
remed
/REH-mehd/ — medicine. Source: Louisiana French remède
Kanal
remèsye
/reh-MEHS-yeh/ — thank. Source: Haitian Kreyòl remèsye
Kanal
renma
/REHN-mah/ — love. Source: Haitian Kreyòl renmen
Kanal
rense
/REHN-seh/ — sluice, rinse. Source: Louisiana French rincer
Kanal
reparasion
/reh-pah-rah-SEE-ohn/ — repair (the job). Source: Louisiana French réparation
Kanal
repare
/reh-PAH-reh/ — mend, repair. Source: Louisiana French réparer
Kanal
repete
/reh-PEH-teh/ — rehearse. Source: Louisiana French répéter
Kanal
repetisyon
/reh-peh-TEES-yohn/ — rehearsal. Source: Louisiana French répétition
Kanal
repitasyon
/reh-pee-TAHS-yohn/ — reputation. Source: Haitian Kreyòl repitasyon
Kanal
repo
/REH-poh/ — rest. Source: Louisiana French repos
Kanal
repon
/REH-pohn/ — answer, respond
Kanal
repote
/reh-POH-teh/ — postpone. Source: Louisiana French reporter
Kanal
reproch
/REH-prohsh/ — reproach. Source: Louisiana French reproche
Kanal
resemela
/reh-seh-MEH-lah/ — resole. Source: Louisiana French ressemeler
Kanal
resev
/REH-sehv/ — intake, receiving point
Kanal
resi
/REH-see/ — receipt. Source: Haitian Kreyòl resi
Kanal
reso
/REH-soh/ — spring (coil). Source: Louisiana French ressort
Kanal
respekta
/reh-SPEHK-tah/ — respect. Source: Louisiana French respecter
Kanal
resta
/REH-stah/ — remainder
Kanal
restoran
/reh-STOH-rahn/ — restaurant. Source: Louisiana French restaurant
Kanal
reta
/REH-tah/ — delay. Source: Louisiana French retard
Kanal
retay
/REH-tye/ — scrap, offcut. Source: Haitian Kreyòl retay
Kanal
retire
/reh-TEE-reh/ — take off, remove. Source: Louisiana French retirer
Kanal
reva
/REH-vah/ — dream. Source: Louisiana French rêver
Kanal
revey
/REH-vay/ — clock. Source: Louisiana French réveil
Kanal
reveye
/reh-VEH-yeh/ — awake. Source: Louisiana French réveillé
Kanal
revize
/reh-VEE-zeh/ — review. Source: Louisiana French réviser
Kanal
revizion
/reh-vee-ZEE-ohn/ — review (the process). Source: Louisiana French révision
Kanal
revokab
/reh-VOH-kahb/ — revocable. Source: Louisiana French révocable
Kanal
revu
/REH-voo/ — review
Kanal
reyinyon
/reh-YEEN-yohn/ — meeting. Source: Haitian Kreyòl reyinyon
Kanal
rezo
/REH-zoh/ — network. Source: Louisiana French réseau
Kanal
rezon
/REH-zohn/ — reason
Kanal
rezèv
/REH-zehv/ — reserve, storage. Source: Louisiana French réserve
Kanal
ri
/ree/ — a laugh. Source: Louisiana French rire
Kanal
riban
/REE-bahn/ — strip of material
Kanal
rira
/REE-rah/ — laugh. Source: Louisiana French rire
Kanal
risiva
/ree-SEE-vah/ — receive
Kanal
rit
/REET/ — rite. Source: Louisiana French rite
Kanal
ritme
/REET-meh/ — rhythm, rate (of a pulse). Source: Louisiana French rythme
Kanal
riva
/REE-vah/ — arrive (also rive). Source: Louisiana French arriver
Kanal
rive
/REE-veh/ — arrive, come. Source: Louisiana French arriver
Kanal
rob
/ROHB/ — dress, gown. Source: Louisiana French robe
Kanal
robinè
/roh-BEE-neh/ — tap, faucet. Source: Haitian Kreyòl robinè
Kanal
roch
/ROHSH/ — stone. Source: Louisiana French roche
Kanal
rou
/ROO/ — roux. Source: Louisiana French roux
Kanal
rozè
/ROH-zeh/ — rosary. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rozè
Kanal
rut
/ROOT/ — route
Kanal
rèd
/REHD/ — stiff. Source: Louisiana French raide
Kanal
règ
/REHG/ — rule. Source: Louisiana French règle
Kanal
sa
/sah/ — this, that
Kanal
sab
/SAHB/ — sand. Source: Louisiana French sable
Kanal
sak
/SAHK/ — sack
Kanal
sale
/SAH-leh/ — salty. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sale
Kanal
samdi
/SAHM-dee/ — Saturday. Source: Louisiana French samedi
Kanal
san
/SAHN/ — without
Kanal
sanble
/SAHN-bleh/ — look like, seem. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sanble
Kanal
sandal
/SAHN-dahl/ — sandal. Source: Louisiana French sandale
Kanal
sangre
/SAHN-greh/ — blood. Source: Spanish sangre
Kanal
sann
/SAHNN/ — ashes. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sann
Kanal
santi
/SAHN-tee/ — feel; smell. Source: Louisiana French sentir
Kanal
santiman
/sahn-TEE-mahn/ — feeling. Source: Louisiana French sentiment
Kanal
sava
/SAH-vah/ — know
Kanal
se
/seh/ — sister; it is (as in Sa se, that is). Source: Haitian Kreyòl sè; se
Kanal
sechrès
/SEHSH-rehs/ — drought, the dry. Source: Louisiana French sécheresse
Kanal
segond
/SEH-gohnd/ — second (time). Source: Louisiana French seconde
Kanal
seis
/SEH-ees/ — six. Source: Spanish seis
Kanal
sek
/SEHK/ — dry. Source: Louisiana French sec
Kanal
seksion
/sehk-SEE-ohn/ — section (of the Thorn). Source: Louisiana French section
Kanal
sel
/SEHL/ — salt. Source: Louisiana French sel
Kanal
sele
/SEH-leh/ — seal. Source: Louisiana French sceller
Kanal
selil
/SEH-leel/ — cell (battery). Source: Louisiana French cellule
Kanal
selman
/SEHL-mahn/ — only. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sèlman
Kanal
semel
/SEH-mehl/ — sole (of a shoe). Source: Louisiana French semelle
Kanal
semen
/SEH-mehn/ — week. Source: Haitian Kreyòl semèn
Kanal
sen
/SEHN/ — saint. Source: Louisiana French saint
Kanal
senda
/SEHN-dah/ — send
Kanal
senouk
/SEH-nook/ — snook (fish). Source: English snook
Kanal
senyen
/SEHN-yehn/ — bleed. Source: Haitian Kreyòl senyen
Kanal
separa
/seh-PAH-rah/ — separately
Kanal
separasyon
/seh-pah-RAHS-yohn/ — split, separation. Source: Louisiana French séparation
Kanal
separe
/seh-PAH-reh/ — apart, separate. Source: Louisiana French séparer
Kanal
sere
/SEH-reh/ — would, might
Kanal
seri
/SEH-ree/ — lock. Source: Louisiana French serrure
Kanal
servi
/SEHR-vee/ — serve; be of use. Source: Louisiana French servir
Kanal
sesenta
/seh-SEHN-tah/ — sixty. Source: Spanish sesenta
Kanal
setanta
/seh-TAHN-tah/ — seventy. Source: Spanish setenta
Kanal
sezon
/SEH-zohn/ — season. Source: Louisiana French saison
Kanal
si
/see/ — if
Kanal
sida
/SEE-dah/ — sit
Kanal
sidi
/SEE-dee/ — stool
Kanal
sien
/SEE-ehn/ — hundred. Source: Spanish cien
Kanal
siete
/see-EH-teh/ — seven. Source: Spanish siete
Kanal
signal
/SEEG-nahl/ — signal
Kanal
sik
/SEEK/ — sugar. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sik
Kanal
sikui
/see-KOO-ee/ — circuit. Source: Louisiana French circuit
Kanal
silans
/SEE-lahns/ — silence. Source: Louisiana French silence
Kanal
silvouple
/seel-VOO-pleh/ — please (formal, pleading). Source: Louisiana French s’il vous plaît
Kanal
siman
/SEE-mahn/ — cement. Source: Haitian Kreyòl siman
Kanal
sindika
/seen-DEE-kah/ — the Syndicate. Source: Louisiana French syndicat
Kanal
sinifa
/see-NEE-fah/ — mean
Kanal
sinkim
/SEEN-keem/ — a fifth. Source: Haitian Kreyòl senkyèm
Kanal
sinko
/SEEN-koh/ — five. Source: Spanish cinco
Kanal
sinkuenta
/seen-koo-EHN-tah/ — fifty. Source: Spanish cincuenta
Kanal
sinya
/SEEN-yah/ — sign. Source: Louisiana French signer
Kanal
sinyale
/seen-YAH-leh/ — wave, signal. Source: Louisiana French signaler
Kanal
sinye
/SEEN-yeh/ — signed. Source: Louisiana French signé
Kanal
sipote
/see-POH-teh/ — stand, bear. Source: Louisiana French supporter
Kanal
sipoze
/see-POH-zeh/ — supposed to. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sipoze
Kanal
sirijen
/see-REE-zhehn/ — surgeon. Source: Louisiana French chirurgien
Kanal
sirj
/SEERZH/ — surge. Source: English surge
Kanal
sitou
/SEE-too/ — especially. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sitou
Kanal
sitèn
/SEE-tehn/ — cistern. Source: Louisiana French citerne
Kanal
sizim
/SEE-zeem/ — a sixth. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sizyèm
Kanal
sizo
/SEE-zoh/ — scissors. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sizo
Kanal
skriva
/SKREE-vah/ — write
Kanal
so
/soh/ — that (over there)
Kanal
sof
/SOHF/ — except, short of. Source: Louisiana French sauf
Kanal
solda
/SOHL-dah/ — soldier. Source: Louisiana French soldat
Kanal
soley
/SOH-lay/ — sun. Source: Louisiana French soleil
Kanal
somat
/SOH-maht/ — brackish. Source: Louisiana French saumâtre
Kanal
son
/SOHN/ — sound (noun). Source: Louisiana French son
Kanal
sona
/SOH-nah/ — sound (as in it sounds wrong)
Kanal
sonja
/SOHN-zhah/ — remember. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sonje
Kanal
sonnen
/SOHN-nehn/ — ring (a bell). Source: Haitian Kreyòl sonnen
Kanal
sopran
/SOH-prahn/ — soprano. Source: Louisiana French soprano
Kanal
sorgo
/SOHR-goh/ — sorghum. Source: Louisiana French sorgho
Kanal
sorti
/SOHR-tee/ — come out, leave. Source: Louisiana French sortir
Kanal
sos
/SOHS/ — sauce. Source: Louisiana French sauce
Kanal
sosyete
/sohs-YEH-teh/ — society (burial society). Source: Louisiana French société
Kanal
sot
/SOHT/ — stupid. Source: Louisiana French sot
Kanal
sote
/SOH-teh/ — jump. Source: Louisiana French sauter
Kanal
soti
/SOH-tee/ — out; leave
Kanal
sou
/SOO/ — drunk. Source: Louisiana French soûl
Kanal
souch
/SOOSH/ — counterfoil, stub. Source: Louisiana French souche
Kanal
soud
/SOOD/ — solder. Source: Louisiana French soudure
Kanal
souli
/SOO-lee/ — shoe
Kanal
souliye
/soo-LEE-yeh/ — underline. Source: Louisiana French souligner
Kanal
soup
/SOOP/ — soup. Source: Louisiana French soupe
Kanal
soupe
/SOO-peh/ — supper, dinner. Source: Louisiana French souper
Kanal
souple
/SOO-pleh/ — please. Source: Haitian Kreyòl souple
Kanal
sous
/SOOS/ — source. Source: Louisiana French source
Kanal
souta
/SOO-tah/ — support
Kanal
souvan
/SOO-vahn/ — usually, often. Source: Louisiana French souvent
Kanal
sova
/SOH-vah/ — save, rescue. Source: Louisiana French sauver
Kanal
stab
/STAHB/ — steady, stable. Source: Louisiana French stable
Kanal
stal
/STAHL/ — stall. Source: English stall
Kanal
starta
/STAHR-tah/ — start (with re: restart)
Kanal
sterilizatè
/steh-ree-lee-ZAH-teh/ — sterilizer. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sterilizatè
Kanal
stopa
/STOH-pah/ — stop
Kanal
stopaj
/STOH-pahzh/ — stoppage. Source: Louisiana French stoppage
Kanal
su
/soo/ — on
Kanal
sufi
/SOO-fee/ — enough
Kanal
swaf
/SWAHF/ — thirst; thirsty. Source: Haitian Kreyòl swaf
Kanal
swar
/SWAHR/ — evening
Kanal
swe
/SWEH/ — sweat. Source: Haitian Kreyòl swe
Kanal
swen
/SWEHN/ — care. Source: Louisiana French soin
Kanal
swich
/SWEESH/ — switch (lever). Source: English switch
Kanal
swiv
/SWEEV/ — follow. Source: Haitian Kreyòl swiv
Kanal
swivan
/SWEE-vahn/ — next
Kanal
sèjan
/SEH-zhahn/ — sergeant. Source: Louisiana French sergent
Kanal
sèl
/SEHL/ — alone; only one. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sèl
Kanal
sèman
/SEH-mahn/ — oath; fasa sèman swear. Source: Louisiana French serment
Kanal
sèvi
/SEH-vee/ — serve (a lwa); practice. Source: Haitian Kreyòl sèvi
Kanal
sèvis
/SEH-vees/ — service. Source: Louisiana French service
Kanal
sèvyèt
/SEH-vyeht/ — napkin. Source: Louisiana French serviette
Kanal
ta
/tah/ — late. Source: Louisiana French tard
Kanal
tab
/TAHB/ — table. Source: Louisiana French table
Kanal
tabliye
/tah-BLEE-yeh/ — apron (wall apron; clothing). Source: Haitian Kreyòl tabliye
Kanal
tablo
/TAH-bloh/ — board. Source: Louisiana French tableau
Kanal
tach
/TAHSH/ — stain. Source: Louisiana French tache
Kanal
talon
/TAH-lohn/ — heel. Source: Louisiana French talon
Kanal
tan
/TAHN/ — time
Kanal
tanbou
/TAHN-boo/ — drum (laundry drum; christening drum). Source: Haitian Kreyòl tanbou
Kanal
tanka
/TAHN-kah/ — until
Kanal
tanpet
/TAHN-peht/ — storm. Source: Louisiana French tempête
Kanal
tanpon
/TAHN-pohn/ — stamp. Source: Louisiana French tampon
Kanal
tanpone
/tahn-POH-neh/ — stamp. Source: Louisiana French tamponner
Kanal
tanri
/TAHN-ree/ — tannery. Source: Louisiana French tannerie
Kanal
tant
/TAHNT/ — aunt. Source: Louisiana French tante
Kanal
tanè
/TAH-neh/ — tanner. Source: Louisiana French tanneur
Kanal
tapi
/TAH-pee/ — mat. Source: Louisiana French tapis
Kanal
tard
/TAHRD/ — late. Source: Louisiana French tard
Kanal
tarpon
/TAHR-pohn/ — tarpon. Source: English tarpon
Kanal
tas
/TAHS/ — cup. Source: Louisiana French tasse
Kanal
te
/teh/ — did, happened (before a verb: the past)
Kanal
te gon
/teh GOHN/ — was going to
Kanal
techo
/TEH-shoh/ — roof. Source: Spanish techo
Kanal
tela
/TEH-lah/ — cloth, a piece of cloth
Kanal
teminal
/teh-MEE-nahl/ — terminal. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tèminal
Kanal
temwen
/TEHM-wehn/ — witness
Kanal
tena
/TEH-nah/ — keep, hold
Kanal
tenor
/TEH-nohr/ — tenor. Source: Louisiana French ténor
Kanal
tep
/TEHP/ — tape. Source: English tape
Kanal
tepe
/TEH-peh/ — tape (v). Source: English tape
Kanal
teras
/TEH-rahs/ — terrace. Source: Louisiana French terrasse
Kanal
terib
/TEH-reeb/ — terrible. Source: Louisiana French terrible
Kanal
teste
/TEH-steh/ — tested. Source: Louisiana French testé
Kanal
testè
/TEH-steh/ — tester. Source: Haitian Kreyòl testè
Kanal
tet
/TEHT/ — head. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tèt
Kanal
ti
/tee/ — little, small. Source: Louisiana Creole ti
Kanal
tib
/TEEB/ — tube. Source: Louisiana French tube
Kanal
tibebe
/tee-BEH-beh/ — infant. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tibebe
Kanal
tikè
/TEE-keh/ — ticket. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tikè
Kanal
tilapia
/tee-lah-PEE-ah/ — tilapia. Source: English tilapia
Kanal
timoun
/TEE-moon/ — child. Source: Haitian Kreyòl timoun
Kanal
tira
/TEE-rah/ — pull; fire (a gun). Source: Louisiana French tirer
Kanal
tirak
/TEE-rahk/ — drawer
Kanal
tiyo
/TEE-yoh/ — pipe. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tiyo
Kanal
tiè
/TEE-eh/ — third (fraction). Source: Louisiana French tiers
Kanal
tochon
/TOH-shohn/ — wipe, rag. Source: Louisiana French torchon
Kanal
tokèn
/TOH-kehn/ — token. Source: English token
Kanal
ton
/TOHN/ — key (music); tone. Source: Louisiana French ton
Kanal
tonba
/TOHN-bah/ — fall. Source: Louisiana French tomber
Kanal
tonelye
/toh-NEHL-yeh/ — cooper. Source: Louisiana French tonnelier
Kanal
tonm
/TOHNM/ — tomb. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tonm
Kanal
toti
/TOH-tee/ — all, whole
Kanal
tou
/TOO/ — tower. Source: Louisiana French tour
Kanal
touche
/TOO-sheh/ — touch. Source: Louisiana French toucher
Kanal
toudi
/TOO-dee/ — stunned. Source: Haitian Kreyòl toudi
Kanal
toujou
/TOO-zhoo/ — still, always
Kanal
touletan
/too-LEH-tahn/ — always. Source: Louisiana Creole tout le temps
Kanal
tounen
/TOO-nehn/ — turn, become. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tounen
Kanal
toupatou
/too-PAH-too/ — everywhere. Source: Haitian Kreyòl toupatou
Kanal
toutan
/TOO-tahn/ — forever, for good. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tout tan
Kanal
toutouni
/too-TOO-nee/ — bare. Source: Haitian Kreyòl toutouni
Kanal
touya
/TOO-yah/ — kill. Source: Haitian Kreyòl touye
Kanal
touye
/TOO-yeh/ — a killing. Source: Haitian Kreyòl touye
Kanal
tradisyon
/trah-DEES-yohn/ — tradition. Source: Louisiana French tradition
Kanal
trafik
/TRAH-feek/ — traffic. Source: Louisiana French trafic
Kanal
trakasa
/trah-KAH-sah/ — worry. Source: Louisiana French tracasser
Kanal
tranble
/TRAHN-bleh/ — wobble, tremble. Source: Louisiana French trembler
Kanal
trangle
/TRAHN-gleh/ — strangle. Source: Louisiana French étrangler
Kanal
tranpe
/TRAHN-peh/ — soak. Source: Louisiana French tremper
Kanal
trap
/TRAHP/ — hatch. Source: Louisiana French trappe
Kanal
tras
/TRAHS/ — trace (on a monitor). Source: Louisiana French trace
Kanal
trase
/TRAH-seh/ — draw (a line). Source: Louisiana French tracer
Kanal
trav
/TRAHV/ — assigned job
Kanal
travay
/TRAH-vye/ — work. Source: Haitian Kreyòl travay
Kanal
travaya
/trah-VAH-yah/ — work. Source: Haitian Kreyòl travay
Kanal
traversa
/trah-VEHR-sah/ — cross. Source: Louisiana French traverser
Kanal
tre
/TREH/ — very. Source: Louisiana French très
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trenta
/TREHN-tah/ — thirty. Source: Spanish treinta
Kanal
tres
/TREHS/ — three. Source: Spanish tres
Kanal
trese
/TREH-seh/ — thirteen. Source: Spanish trece
Kanal
tresim
/TREH-seem/ — third. Source: Spanish tres + -im (cf. dosim, katrim)
Kanal
tretman
/TREHT-mahn/ — treatment. Source: Louisiana French traitement
Kanal
treyi
/TREH-yee/ — lattice. Source: Louisiana French treillis
Kanal
trimès
/TREE-mehs/ — quarter (three months). Source: Haitian Kreyòl trimès
Kanal
tris
/TREES/ — sad. Source: Louisiana French triste
Kanal
triye
/TREE-yeh/ — sort. Source: Louisiana French trier
Kanal
tro
/TROH/ — too, excessively. Source: Louisiana French trop
Kanal
tronk
/TROHNK/ — trunk (conveyor line). Source: Louisiana French tronc
Kanal
trou
/TROO/ — hole. Source: Louisiana French trou
Kanal
trova
/TROH-vah/ — find
Kanal
tu
/too/ — you (one person)
Kanal
tura
/TOO-rah/ — shift (at work), turn (in a line)
Kanal
tè
/teh/ — ground, earth. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tè
Kanal
tèlman
/TEHL-mahn/ — so much that. Source: Haitian Kreyòl tèlman
Kanal
tèt
/TEHT/ — head; tèt di stubborn. Source: Louisiana French tête
Kanal
un
/oon/ — one
Kanal
uza
/OO-zah/ — use
Kanal
vag
/VAHG/ — wave. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vag
Kanal
valv
/VAHLV/ — valve. Source: English valve
Kanal
van
/VAHN/ — wind. Source: Louisiana French vent
Kanal
vanda
/VAHN-dah/ — sell. Source: Louisiana French vendre
Kanal
vandredi
/vahn-DREH-dee/ — Friday. Source: Louisiana French vendredi
Kanal
vapè
/VAH-peh/ — steam. Source: Louisiana French vapeur
Kanal
ve
/veh/ — will
Kanal
vela
/VEH-lah/ — sail. Source: Spanish vela
Kanal
veli
/VEH-lee/ — want
Kanal
veli pava
/VEH-lee PAH-vah/ — mean, mean to say
Kanal
vena
/VEH-nah/ — come
Kanal
vena baka
/VEH-nah BAH-kah/ — come back
Kanal
veteman
/veh-TEH-mahn/ — vestments. Source: Louisiana French vêtement
Kanal
veye
/VEH-yeh/ — watch, keep watch. Source: Haitian Kreyòl veye
Kanal
vi
/vee/ — life. Source: Louisiana French vie
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via
/VEE-ah/ — through, by way of (a contact or route)
Kanal
vid
/VEED/ — empty. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vid
Kanal
vida
/VEE-dah/ — empty a container
Kanal
vidrio
/vee-DREE-oh/ — glass. Source: Spanish vidrio
Kanal
viktoua
/veek-TOO-ah/ — victory, win. Source: Louisiana French victoire
Kanal
vil
/VEEL/ — city. Source: Louisiana French ville
Kanal
vin
/VEEN/ — become. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vin
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vira
/VEE-rah/ — turn
Kanal
vit
/VEET/ — fast, quickly. Source: Louisiana French vite
Kanal
viv
/VEEV/ — live (reside); live (happening now)
Kanal
vivan
/VEE-vahn/ — alive. Source: Louisiana French vivant
Kanal
viza
/VEE-zah/ — see (as opposed to mira, look); seen (closes a report)
Kanal
vizit
/VEE-zeet/ — visit. Source: Louisiana French visite
Kanal
vizite
/vee-ZEE-teh/ — visit. Source: Louisiana French visiter
Kanal
vizitè
/vee-ZEE-teh/ — visitor. Source: Louisiana French visiteur
Kanal
vle
/VLEH/ — be willing to have, accept. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vle
Kanal
vlope
/VLOH-peh/ — wrapped. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vlope
Kanal
vo
/voh/ — worth. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vo
Kanal
vole
/VOH-leh/ — stolen. Source: Louisiana French volé
Kanal
volet
/VOH-leht/ — shutter. Source: Louisiana French volet
Kanal
volonte
/voh-LOHN-teh/ — volunteering, goodwill. Source: Louisiana French volonté
Kanal
volè
/VOH-leh/ — crook, thief. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vòlè
Kanal
voua
/VOO-ah/ — voice. Source: Louisiana French voix
Kanal
vouazen
/voo-AH-zehn/ — neighbor. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vwazen
Kanal
vout
/VOOT/ — vault (tomb). Source: Louisiana French voûte
Kanal
vre
/VREH/ — true. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vre
Kanal
vu
/voo/ — you (more than one)
Kanal
vye
/VYEH/ — old
Kanal
vè
/veh/ — around, about (time). Source: Louisiana French vers
Kanal
waf
/WAHF/ — wharf, quay. Source: English wharf
Kanal
wafer
/WAH-fehr/ — wafer (calibration chip). Source: English wafer
Kanal
wani
/WAH-nee/ — what
Kanal
wena
/WEH-nah/ — where
Kanal
wini
/WEE-nee/ — who
Kanal
wo
/woh/ — high. Source: Haitian Kreyòl wo
Kanal
won
/WOHN/ — circle; round. Source: Louisiana French rond
Kanal
wont
/WOHNT/ — shame. Source: Haitian Kreyòl wont
Kanal
wou
/WOO/ — wheel. Source: Louisiana French roue
Kanal
wouj
/WOOZH/ — red. Source: Haitian Kreyòl wouj
Kanal
woulman
/WOOL-mahn/ — bearing. Source: Louisiana French roulement
Kanal
woulo
/WOO-loh/ — coil, roll. Source: Louisiana French rouleau
Kanal
yad
/YAHD/ — yard (deck yard). Source: English yard
Kanal
ye
/yeh/ — more than one (after a noun: Kang ye, the Kangs)
Kanal
yo
/yoh/ — yes
Kanal
yodi
/YOH-dee/ — they say (heard, not seen). Source: Haitian Kreyòl yo di
Kanal
zafè
/ZAH-feh/ — business, affair. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zafè
Kanal
zandolit
/zahn-DOH-leet/ — lizard (anole). Source: Haitian Kreyòl zandolit
Kanal
zanmi
/ZAHN-mee/ — friend. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zanmi
Kanal
ze
/zeh/ — egg. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ze
Kanal
zo
/zoh/ — bone. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zo
Kanal
zonzon
/ZOHN-zohn/ — buzz. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zonzon
Kanal
zoranj
/ZOH-rahnzh/ — orange. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zoranj
Kanal
zorey
/ZOH-ray/ — ear. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zòrèy
Kanal
zoreye
/zoh-REH-yeh/ — pillow. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zòrye
Kanal
zotey
/ZOH-tay/ — toes. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zòtèy
Kanal
zouazo
/zoo-AH-zoh/ — bird. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zwazo
Kanal
zouti
/ZOO-tee/ — tools, instruments. Source: Haitian Kreyòl zouti
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abetu
/AH-beh-too/ — open. Source: Portuguese aberto
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abeya
/AH-beh-yah/ — bee. Source: Portuguese abelha
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abiri
/AH-bee-ree/ — open. Source: Portuguese abrir
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adisiona
/AH-dee-see-oh-nah/ — add. Source: Portuguese adicionar
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akiva
/AH-kee-vah/ — file (a record). Source: Portuguese arquivar
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akoda
/AH-koh-dah/ — agree. Source: Portuguese acordar
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akodu
/AH-koh-doo/ — agreement. Source: Portuguese acordo
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alfandega
/AHL-fahn-deh-gah/ — customs. Source: Portuguese alfândega
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algen
/AHL-gehn/ — somebody. Source: Portuguese alguém
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algun
/AHL-goon/ — some. Source: Portuguese algum
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ali
/AH-lee/ — there. Source: Portuguese ali
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alugi
/AH-loo-gee/ — hire, rent. Source: Portuguese alugar
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ami
/AH-mee/ — enjoy
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an
/ahn/ — one
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analista
/AH-nah-lee-stah/ — analyst. Source: Portuguese analista
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anda
/AHN-dah/ — walk. Source: Portuguese andar
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ano
/AH-noh/ — year. Source: Portuguese ano
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anota
/AH-noh-tah/ — enter (in a record). Source: Portuguese anotar
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antigu
/AHN-tee-goo/ — old. Source: Portuguese antigo
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antis
/AHN-tees/ — before, earlier. Source: Portuguese antes
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anunsiu
/AH-noon-see-oo/ — advertisement. Source: Portuguese anúncio
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aparelu
/AH-pah-reh-loo/ — the Garden set (transponder assembly). Source: Portuguese aparelho
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aparensia
/AH-pah-rehn-see-ah/ — look, appearance. Source: Portuguese aparência
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apende
/AH-pehn-deh/ — learn. Source: Portuguese aprender
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asbes
/AH-sbehs/ — sometimes. Source: Portuguese às vezes
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asemeleya
/AH-seh-meh-leh-yah/ — the Assembly. Source: Portuguese assembleia
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asuntu
/AH-soon-too/ — matter. Source: Portuguese assunto
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ate
/AH-teh/ — until. Source: Portuguese até
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atendenti
/AH-tehn-dehn-tee/ — attendant. Source: Portuguese atendente
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atrazu
/AH-trah-zoo/ — backlog, delay. Source: Portuguese atraso
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avisu
/AH-vee-soo/ — notice. Source: Portuguese aviso
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avo
/AH-voh/ — grandmother. Source: Portuguese avó
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ayuda
/AH-yoo-dah/ — help. Source: Spanish ayudar
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azul
/AH-zool/ — blue. Source: Portuguese azul
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badi
/BAH-dee/ — buy
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bairu
/BAH-ee-roo/ — district. Source: Portuguese bairro
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baka
/BAH-kah/ — back (again)
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bakeru
/BAH-keh-roo/ — boatman. Source: Portuguese barqueiro
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baku
/BAH-koo/ — boat. Source: Portuguese barco
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baldi
/BAHL-dee/ — bucket. Source: Portuguese balde
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balkon
/BAHL-kohn/ — counter (of the hall). Source: Portuguese balcão
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banda
/BAHN-dah/ — band. Source: Portuguese banda
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banku
/BAHN-koo/ — bench. Source: Portuguese banco
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baratu
/BAH-rah-too/ — cheap. Source: Portuguese barato
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bate
/BAH-teh/ — knock. Source: Portuguese bater
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bati
/BAH-tee/ — build. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bati
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baya
/BAH-yah/ — harbor, bay. Source: Portuguese baía
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bazia
/BAH-zee-ah/ — empty. Source: Portuguese esvaziar
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ben
/BEHN/ — well (as in well, then). Source: Portuguese bem
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bentu
/BEHN-too/ — wind. Source: Kabuverdianu bentu
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bes
/BEHS/ — time (occasion). Source: Kabuverdianu bes
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bi
/bee/ — two
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bokal
/BOH-kahl/ — jar. Source: Portuguese bocal
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bolsu
/BOHL-soo/ — pocket. Source: Portuguese bolso
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bomba
/BOHM-bah/ — pump. Source: Portuguese bomba
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bonitu
/BOH-nee-too/ — beautiful. Source: Portuguese bonito
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boro
/BOH-roh/ — borough. Source: English borough
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boya
/BOH-yah/ — boom (floating barrier). Source: Portuguese boia
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buraku
/BOO-rah-koo/ — pothole. Source: Portuguese buraco
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buska
/BOO-skah/ — find out, look for. Source: Portuguese buscar
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dansa
/DAHN-sah/ — dance. Source: Portuguese dançar
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data
/DAH-tah/ — date. Source: Portuguese data
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dayday
/DYE-dye/ — younger brother. Source: Cantonese Cantonese dai6 dai2
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deklara
/DEH-klah-rah/ — declare. Source: Portuguese declarar
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delegadu
/DEH-leh-gah-doo/ — representative. Source: Portuguese delegado
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den
/DEHN/ — then
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depende
/DEH-pehn-deh/ — depend. Source: Portuguese depender
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depo
/DEH-poh/ — store (store room). Source: Portuguese depósito
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depoy
/DEH-poy/ — after, afterwards. Source: Portuguese depois
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depozitu
/DEH-poh-zee-too/ — deposit. Source: Portuguese depósito
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dera
/DEH-rah/ — say
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des
/DEHS/ — ten
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desdi
/DEH-sdee/ — since. Source: Portuguese desde
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desena
/DEH-seh-nah/ — draw. Source: Portuguese desenhar
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desfeni
/DEHS-feh-nee/ — undo. Source: Portuguese desfazer
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deside
/DEH-see-deh/ — decide. Source: Portuguese decidir
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desimal
/DEH-see-mahl/ — decimal. Source: Portuguese decimal
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desizon
/DEH-see-zohn/ — determination, decision. Source: Portuguese decisão
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desloka
/DEHS-loh-kah/ — displace. Source: Portuguese deslocar
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desviu
/DEHS-vee-oo/ — siding. Source: Portuguese desvio
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deta
/DEH-tah/ — lie down. Source: Portuguese deitar
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deus
/DEH-oos/ — God. Source: Portuguese Deus
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deve
/DEH-veh/ — owe. Source: Portuguese dever
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di
/dee/ — this
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dia
/DEE-ah/ — day. Source: Portuguese dia
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difende
/DEE-fehn-deh/ — defend. Source: Portuguese defender
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dike
/DEE-keh/ — dam face. Source: English dike
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diretora
/DEE-reh-toh-rah/ — director. Source: Portuguese diretora
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diretu
/DEE-reh-too/ — straight. Source: Portuguese direito
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dirizi
/DEE-ree-zee/ — run, direct. Source: Portuguese dirigir
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diskulpa
/DEE-skool-pah/ — sorry. Source: Portuguese desculpa
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diskuti
/DEE-skoo-tee/ — argue. Source: Portuguese discutir
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divizaun
/DEE-vee-zah-oon/ — division. Source: Portuguese divisão
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dokumentu
/DOH-koo-mehn-too/ — document. Source: Portuguese documento
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dona
/DOH-nah/ — give. Source: Portuguese doar
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doze
/DOH-zeh/ — thank you. Source: Cantonese Cantonese do1 ze6
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dozi
/DOH-zee/ — dose. Source: Portuguese dosar
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du
/doo/ — done
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dumi
/DOO-mee/ — dark
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dumingu
/DOO-meen-goo/ — Sunday. Source: Portuguese domingo
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dut
/DOOT/ — must
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edifisiu
/EH-dee-fee-see-oo/ — building. Source: Portuguese edifício
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elevadu
/EH-leh-vah-doo/ — lift. Source: Portuguese elevador
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elisi
/EH-lee-see/ — impeller. Source: Portuguese hélice
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emenda
/EH-mehn-dah/ — splice. Source: Portuguese emendar
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emezensia
/EH-meh-zehn-see-ah/ — emergency. Source: Portuguese emergência
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empesta
/EHM-peh-stah/ — lend. Source: Portuguese emprestar
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empestimu
/EHM-peh-stee-moo/ — loan. Source: Portuguese empréstimo
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en
/ehn/ — and (between nouns)
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ena
/EH-nah/ — who (ena mu, whom)
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enali
/EH-nah-lee/ — where
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eni
/EH-nee/ — what
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enila
/EH-nee-lah/ — how long
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enora
/EH-noh-rah/ — when
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enshidu
/EHN-shee-doo/ — full. Source: Portuguese enchido
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ensina
/EHN-see-nah/ — teach. Source: Portuguese ensinar
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entende
/EHN-tehn-deh/ — understand. Source: Portuguese entender
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enu
/EH-noo/ — why
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envelopi
/EHN-veh-loh-pee/ — envelope. Source: Portuguese envelope
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eradu
/EH-rah-doo/ — wrong. Source: Portuguese errado
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eru
/EH-roo/ — mistake. Source: Portuguese erro
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es
/ehs/ — is, are
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eskada
/EH-skah-dah/ — steps, stair. Source: Portuguese escada
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eskesi
/EH-skeh-see/ — forget. Source: Portuguese esquecer
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eskeve
/EH-skeh-veh/ — write. Source: Portuguese escrever
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eskola
/EH-skoh-lah/ — school. Source: Portuguese escola
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eskorega
/EH-skoh-reh-gah/ — slip. Source: Portuguese escorregar
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eskori
/EH-skoh-ree/ — run (of ink), drip. Source: Portuguese escorrer
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eskuru
/EH-skoo-roo/ — dark. Source: Portuguese escuro
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espanta
/EH-spahn-tah/ — be surprised. Source: Portuguese espantar
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estasion
/EH-stah-see-ohn/ — station. Source: Portuguese estação
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este
/EH-steh/ — east. Source: Portuguese este
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falsu
/FAHL-soo/ — false. Source: Portuguese falso
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falta
/FAHL-tah/ — shortage. Source: Portuguese falta
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federason
/FEH-deh-rah-sohn/ — federation. Source: Portuguese federação
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feni
/FEH-nee/ — make
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fesha
/FEH-shah/ — close. Source: Portuguese fechar
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fika
/FEE-kah/ — end up, become. Source: Portuguese ficar
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fin
/FEEN/ — end. Source: Portuguese fim
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finu
/FEE-noo/ — thin. Source: Portuguese fino
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finzi
/FEEN-zee/ — fake. Source: Portuguese fingir
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fiyu
/FEE-yoo/ — son. Source: Portuguese filho
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fonti
/FOHN-tee/ — source. Source: Portuguese fonte
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foza
/FOH-zah/ — force, make (someone). Source: Portuguese forçar
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furiozu
/FOO-ree-oh-zoo/ — furious. Source: Portuguese furioso
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gabeta
/GAH-beh-tah/ — drawer. Source: Portuguese gaveta
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galpon
/GAHL-pohn/ — shed. Source: Portuguese galpão
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gana
/GAH-nah/ — have
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garamatika
/GAH-rah-mah-tee-kah/ — grammar. Source: Portuguese gramática
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gasa
/GAH-sah/ — funny. Source: Portuguese graça
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gasta
/GAH-stah/ — spend. Source: Portuguese gastar
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gavi
/GAH-vee/ — be happy
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geli
/GEH-lee/ — good
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gera
/GEH-rah/ — war. Source: Portuguese guerra
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gobena
/GOH-beh-nah/ — govern. Source: Portuguese governar
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gosta
/GOH-stah/ — like. Source: Portuguese gostar
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hala
/HAH-lah/ — hold on, wait (a reply)
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i
/ee/ — and
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imi
/EE-mee/ — child
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inda
/EEN-dah/ — yet. Source: Portuguese ainda
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ingoli
/EEN-goh-lee/ — swallow. Source: Portuguese engolir
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inventa
/EEN-vehn-tah/ — make up, invent. Source: Portuguese inventar
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irigason
/EE-ree-gah-sohn/ — irrigation. Source: Portuguese irrigação
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kabon
/KAH-bohn/ — carbon. Source: Portuguese carbono
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kadera
/KAH-deh-rah/ — chair. Source: Portuguese cadeira
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kafe
/KAH-feh/ — brown. Source: Portuguese café
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kaga
/KAH-gah/ — freight. Source: Portuguese carga
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kagadu
/KAH-gah-doo/ — porter. Source: Portuguese carregador
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kaisa
/KAH-ee-sah/ — box. Source: Portuguese caixa
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kalendariu
/KAH-lehn-dah-ree-oo/ — calendar. Source: Portuguese calendário
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kali
/KAH-lee/ — be tired
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kalke
/KAHL-keh/ — whatever, any. Source: Portuguese qualquer
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kalkulu
/KAHL-koo-loo/ — working (calculation). Source: Portuguese cálculo
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kalmu
/KAHL-moo/ — quiet. Source: Portuguese calmo
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kambia
/KAHM-bee-ah/ — change. Source: Spanish cambiar
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kambiu
/KAHM-bee-oo/ — points (rail switch). Source: Portuguese câmbio
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kaminu
/KAH-mee-noo/ — path. Source: Portuguese caminho
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kamiza
/KAH-mee-zah/ — blouse, shirt. Source: Portuguese camisa
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kan
/KAHN/ — when. Source: Portuguese quando
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kanpa
/KAHN-pah/ — stand. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kanpe
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kantu
/KAHN-too/ — how many. Source: Portuguese quanto
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kapim
/KAH-peem/ — grass. Source: Portuguese capim
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kara
/KAH-rah/ — face. Source: Portuguese cara
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kari
/KAH-ree/ — carry
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kasaku
/KAH-sah-koo/ — coat. Source: Portuguese casaco
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kase
/KAH-seh/ — because
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kat
/KAHT/ — four
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kata
/KAH-tah/ — charter. Source: Portuguese carta
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kataun
/KAH-tah-oon/ — card. Source: Portuguese cartão
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kategoria
/KAH-teh-goh-ree-ah/ — category. Source: Portuguese categoria
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kativu
/KAH-tee-voo/ — held, prisoner. Source: Portuguese cativo
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kay
/KYE/ — house
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kayi
/KAH-yee/ — fall. Source: Portuguese cair
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kazu
/KAH-zoo/ — case. Source: Portuguese caso
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keba
/KEH-bah/ — breach, break. Source: Portuguese quebra
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kema
/KEH-mah/ — burn. Source: Portuguese queimar
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ket
/KEHT/ — checked together (log voice)
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kilaki
/KEE-lah-kee/ — clerk. Source: English clerk
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kilinika
/KEE-lee-nee-kah/ — clinic. Source: Portuguese clínica
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kit
/KEET/ — kit. Source: English kit
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koba
/KOH-bah/ — charge. Source: Portuguese cobrar
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kodi
/KOH-dee/ — shorthand, code. Source: Portuguese código
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kom
/KOHM/ — like, as. Source: Portuguese como
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komandu
/KOH-mahn-doo/ — command. Source: Portuguese comando
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komboyu
/KOHM-boh-yoo/ — train. Source: Kabuverdianu comboio
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komesa
/KOH-meh-sah/ — start, begin. Source: Portuguese começar
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komite
/KOH-mee-teh/ — committee. Source: Portuguese comitê
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kompoe
/KOHM-poh-eh/ — set (type). Source: Portuguese compor
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komun
/KOH-moon/ — public, common. Source: Portuguese comum
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konese
/KOH-neh-seh/ — meet (first time). Source: Portuguese conhecer
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konseyu
/KOHN-seh-yoo/ — council. Source: Portuguese conselho
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konta
/KOHN-tah/ — account. Source: Portuguese conta
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kontatu
/KOHN-tah-too/ — contact. Source: Portuguese contato
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kontenidu
/KOHN-teh-nee-doo/ — content. Source: Spanish contenido
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kontenti
/KOHN-tehn-tee/ — happy, glad. Source: Portuguese contente
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kontu
/KOHN-too/ — count, counter. Source: Portuguese conto
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kontu-libu
/KOHN-too LEE-boo/ — counter-ledger. Source: Portuguese conto + livro
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konvida
/KOHN-vee-dah/ — invite. Source: Portuguese convidar
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kopia
/KOH-pee-ah/ — copy. Source: Portuguese cópia
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kopu
/KOH-poo/ — cup. Source: Portuguese copo
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korekson
/KOH-rehk-sohn/ — correction. Source: Portuguese correção
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koretu
/KOH-reh-too/ — correct. Source: Portuguese correto
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koreyu
/KOH-reh-yoo/ — post, mail. Source: Portuguese correio
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kori
/KOH-ree/ — color. Source: Portuguese cor
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kosina
/KOH-see-nah/ — kitchen. Source: Portuguese cozinha
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kosta
/KOH-stah/ — coast, sea approaches. Source: Portuguese costa
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koste
/KOH-steh/ — cost. Source: Portuguese custar
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kostuma
/KOH-stoo-mah/ — get used to. Source: Portuguese costumar
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ku
/koo/ — (ends a question)
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kumi
/KOO-mee/ — ridge. Source: Portuguese cume
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kurativu
/KOO-rah-tee-voo/ — dressing (bandage). Source: Portuguese curativo
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kurenti
/KOO-rehn-tee/ — current, power. Source: Portuguese corrente
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kustodia
/KOO-stoh-dee-ah/ — custody. Source: Portuguese custódia
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kustu
/KOO-stoo/ — price, cost. Source: Portuguese custo
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kustumi
/KOO-stoo-mee/ — usual. Source: Portuguese costume
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kuzamentu
/KOO-zah-mehn-too/ — interchange. Source: Portuguese cruzamento
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la
/lah/ — with
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laba
/LAH-bah/ — wash. Source: Kabuverdianu laba
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ladan
/LAH-dahn/ — in it, inside. Source: Haitian Kreyòl ladan
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lado
/LAH-doh/ — side, arm (of a reservoir). Source: Portuguese lado
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laka
/LAH-kah/ — seal. Source: Portuguese lacrar
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lapis
/LAH-pees/ — pencil. Source: Portuguese lápis
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lata
/LAH-tah/ — can. Source: Portuguese lata
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latao
/LAH-tah-oh/ — brass. Source: Portuguese latão
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lavi
/LAH-vee/ — work
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le
/leh/ — at
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lebanta
/LEH-bahn-tah/ — raise, stand up. Source: Kabuverdianu labanta (to stand up), from PT levantar
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lena
/LEH-nah/ — sing
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les
/LEHS/ — without
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lesa
/LEH-sah/ — leave. Source: Portuguese deixar
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lesta
/LEH-stah/ — fast, quick. Source: Portuguese ligeiro; Kabuverdianu lestu
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leve
/LEH-veh/ — light (not heavy). Source: Portuguese leve
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ley
/LAY/ — rule. Source: Portuguese lei
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leye
/LEH-yeh/ — read. Source: Portuguese ler
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li
/lee/ — doing, in progress
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libera
/LEE-beh-rah/ — release. Source: Portuguese liberar
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libu
/LEE-boo/ — book. Source: Portuguese livro
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limite
/LEE-mee-teh/ — border. Source: Portuguese limite
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limpu
/LEEM-poo/ — clear, clean. Source: Portuguese limpo
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lista
/LEE-stah/ — list. Source: Portuguese lista
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liyan
/LEE-yahn/ — line (of a song). Source: English line
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lo
/loh/ — from; heard (in a check mark)
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lodu
/LOH-doo/ — silt. Source: Portuguese lodo
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logu
/LOH-goo/ — log (record book). Source: English log
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loni
/LOH-nee/ — long
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lotu
/LOH-too/ — lot (of material). Source: Portuguese lote
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lou
/LOH-oo/ — kiln, furnace. Source: Cantonese Cantonese lou4
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lu
/loo/ — to
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lugal
/LOO-gahl/ — place. Source: Portuguese lugar
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luk
/LOOK/ — green. Source: Cantonese Cantonese luk6
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luma
/LOO-mah/ — light
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luta
/LOO-tah/ — fight. Source: Portuguese lutar
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mae
/MAH-eh/ — mother. Source: Portuguese mãe
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magen
/MAH-gehn/ — margin. Source: Portuguese margem
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maka
/MAH-kah/ — stamp, mark. Source: Portuguese marcar
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mal
/MAHL/ — bad. Source: Portuguese mal
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mana
/MAH-nah/ — eat
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manda
/MAHN-dah/ — post, send. Source: Portuguese mandar
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manera
/MAH-neh-rah/ — way, manner. Source: Portuguese maneira
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mani
/MAH-nee/ — hand
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mansadu
/MAHN-sah-doo/ — marbled, mottled. Source: Portuguese manchado
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manya
/MAHN-yah/ — morning. Source: Portuguese manhã
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mara
/MAH-rah/ — tie. Source: Portuguese amarrar
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maridu
/MAH-ree-doo/ — husband. Source: Portuguese marido
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mas
/MAHS/ — more. Source: Portuguese mais
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materia
/MAH-teh-ree-ah/ — subject (of study). Source: Portuguese matéria
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mavi
/MAH-vee/ — move
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me
/meh/ — but. Source: Portuguese mas
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medu
/MEH-doo/ — fear (medu gana, be frightened). Source: Portuguese medo
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mekanika
/MEH-kah-nee-kah/ — mechanic. Source: Portuguese mecânica
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mel
/MEHL/ — honey. Source: Portuguese mel
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mela
/MEH-lah/ — want
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mentira
/MEHN-tee-rah/ — lie, lying. Source: Portuguese mentira
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menus
/MEH-noos/ — at least. Source: Portuguese menos
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mera
/MEH-rah/ — person
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mes
/MEHS/ — month. Source: Portuguese mês
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mesi
/MEH-see/ — stir. Source: Portuguese mexer
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mesmu
/MEHS-moo/ — self, even. Source: Portuguese mesmo
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mesti
/MEH-stee/ — teacher. Source: Portuguese mestre
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meza
/MEH-zah/ — desk. Source: Portuguese mesa
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mezu
/MEH-zoo/ — middle; between. Source: Portuguese meio
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mi
/mee/ — I, me
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midia
/MEE-dee-ah/ — noon. Source: Portuguese meio-dia
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minutu
/MEE-noo-too/ — minute. Source: Portuguese minuto
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miri
/MEE-ree/ — we (not including you)
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mizu
/MEE-zoo/ — water
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model
/MOH-dehl/ — pattern, model. Source: Portuguese modelo
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modelu
/MOH-deh-loo/ — model. Source: Portuguese modelo
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mofu
/MOH-foo/ — mold. Source: Portuguese mofo
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moinhu
/MOH-een-hoo/ — mill. Source: Portuguese moinho
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mole
/MOH-leh/ — soft. Source: Portuguese mole
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mona
/MOH-nah/ — money
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monedu
/MOH-neh-doo/ — coin. Source: Portuguese moeda
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mori
/MOH-ree/ — die, be dead. Source: Portuguese morrer
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mosa
/MOH-sah/ — show. Source: Portuguese mostrar
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mote
/MOH-teh/ — dead. Source: Portuguese morto
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moza
/MOH-zah/ — girl. Source: Portuguese moça
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mu
/moo/ — (marks the thing acted on; it follows that thing)
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multi-kurenti
/MOOL-tee KOO-rehn-tee/ — multi-supply. Source: Portuguese multi + corrente
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mun
/MOON/ — door. Source: Cantonese Cantonese mun4
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muye
/MOO-yeh/ — woman. Source: Portuguese mulher
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na
/nah/ — not
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nada
/NAH-dah/ — nothing. Source: Portuguese nada
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nami
/NAH-mee/ — we (including you)
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nase
/NAH-seh/ — be born, be formed. Source: Portuguese nascer
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natural
/NAH-too-rahl/ — naturally. Source: Portuguese natural
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nay
/NYE/ — no, refused (a reply)
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nega
/NEH-gah/ — refuse, object. Source: Portuguese negar
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neme
/NEH-meh/ — name
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nen
/NEHN/ — nine
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nena
/NEH-nah/ — never
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neri
/NEH-ree/ — leave
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nes
/NEHS/ — under
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nesa
/NEH-sah/ — before
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netu
/NEH-too/ — grandchild. Source: Portuguese neto
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neutal
/NEH-oo-tahl/ — neutral. Source: Portuguese neutro
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noka
/NOH-kah/ — night
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noruesti
/NOH-roo-eh-stee/ — northwest. Source: Portuguese noroeste
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nota
/NOH-tah/ — note, footnote; notice (v). Source: Portuguese nota; notar
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notisia
/NOH-tee-see-ah/ — report, news. Source: Portuguese notícia
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novi
/NOH-vee/ — know
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novu
/NOH-voo/ — new. Source: Portuguese novo
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nu
/noo/ — now
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nuda
/NOO-dah/ — today
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nulu
/NOO-loo/ — none. Source: Portuguese nulo
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numa
/NOO-mah/ — home
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numeru
/NOO-meh-roo/ — number. Source: Portuguese número
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o
/oh/ — or. Source: Portuguese ou
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odi
/OH-dee/ — other
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odia
/OH-dee-ah/ — hate. Source: Portuguese odiar
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ofisi
/OH-fee-see/ — office. Source: English office
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ofisial
/OH-fee-see-ahl/ — official. Source: Portuguese oficial
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ofisina
/OH-fee-see-nah/ — works, workshop. Source: Portuguese oficina
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ok
/ohk/ — eight
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ola
/OH-lah/ — look at. Source: Portuguese olhar
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ombu
/OHM-boo/ — shoulder. Source: Portuguese ombro
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onestu
/OH-neh-stoo/ — honest. Source: Portuguese honesto
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opera
/OH-peh-rah/ — run (a machine). Source: Portuguese operar
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opereda
/OH-peh-reh-dah/ — operator. Source: Portuguese operador
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ora
/OH-rah/ — hour
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orizinal
/OH-ree-zee-nahl/ — original. Source: Portuguese original
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padinu
/PAH-dee-noo/ — sponsor. Source: Portuguese padrinho
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paga
/PAH-gah/ — pay. Source: Portuguese pagar
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paganti
/PAH-gahn-tee/ — patron, one who pays. Source: Portuguese pagante
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painel
/PAH-ee-nehl/ — panel. Source: Portuguese painel
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palava
/PAH-lah-vah/ — word. Source: Portuguese palavra
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pali
/PAH-lee/ — talk. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pale
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pano
/PAH-noh/ — cloth. Source: Portuguese pano
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papel
/PAH-pehl/ — paper. Source: Portuguese papel
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para
/PAH-rah/ — stop. Source: Portuguese parar
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pareda
/PAH-reh-dah/ — wall. Source: Portuguese parede
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pasa
/PAH-sah/ — pass, happen, refer. Source: Portuguese passar
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pasadu
/PAH-sah-doo/ — walkway. Source: Portuguese passadiço
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pasazi
/PAH-sah-zee/ — crossing. Source: Portuguese passagem
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patiu
/PAH-tee-oo/ — apron (rail yard). Source: Portuguese pátio
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pau
/PAH-oo/ — stick. Source: Portuguese pau
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pazina
/PAH-zee-nah/ — page. Source: Portuguese página
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pedasu
/PEH-dah-soo/ — part, piece. Source: Portuguese pedaço
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pedi
/PEH-dee/ — spoken for, asked for. Source: Portuguese pedir
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pega
/PEH-gah/ — take, pick up. Source: Portuguese pegar
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pel
/PEHL/ — may, be allowed to
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pelikula
/PEH-lee-koo-lah/ — film (on water). Source: Portuguese película
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pen
/PEHN/ — five
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peni
/PEH-nee/ — ask
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pensa
/PEHN-sah/ — think. Source: Portuguese pensar
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pera
/PEH-rah/ — pear. Source: Portuguese pera
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pesoal
/PEH-soh-ahl/ — private, personal. Source: Portuguese pessoal
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pia
/PEE-ah/ — sink. Source: Portuguese pia
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piada
/PEE-ah-dah/ — joke. Source: Portuguese piada
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pinta
/PEEN-tah/ — paint. Source: Portuguese pintar
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po
/poh/ — dust. Source: Portuguese pó
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podi
/POH-dee/ — rot. Source: Portuguese apodrecer
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poku
/POH-koo/ — some, a few. Source: Portuguese pouco
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pon
/POHN/ — put. Source: Portuguese pôr
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pontu
/POHN-too/ — point. Source: Portuguese ponto
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poron
/POH-rohn/ — hold (of a ship). Source: Portuguese porão
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potaun
/POH-tah-oon/ — gate. Source: Portuguese portão
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potezi
/POH-teh-zee/ — protected. Source: Portuguese protegido
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punto
/POON-toh/ — point. Source: Spanish punto
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pura
/POO-rah/ — for
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re
/reh/ — who, which, that
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rebizon
/REH-bee-zohn/ — review. Source: Portuguese revisão
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redi
/REH-dee/ — network. Source: Portuguese rede
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registu
/REH-gee-stoo/ — record. Source: Portuguese registro
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regula
/REH-goo-lah/ — standing, rule. Source: Portuguese regra
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relei
/REH-leh-ee/ — relay. Source: English relay
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relozi
/REH-loh-zee/ — clock. Source: Portuguese relógio
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ren
/REHN/ — again
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resha
/REH-shah/ — grating. Source: Spanish reja
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responsabel
/REH-spohn-sah-behl/ — responsible. Source: Portuguese responsável
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restu
/REH-stoo/ — the rest. Source: Portuguese resto
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reta
/REH-tah/ — stay
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reuni
/REH-oo-nee/ — meet. Source: Portuguese reunir
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reunion
/REH-oo-nee-ohn/ — meeting. Source: Portuguese reunião
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reza
/REH-zah/ — pray. Source: Portuguese rezar
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rezeva
/REH-zeh-vah/ — booking. Source: Portuguese reserva
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risibi
/REE-see-bee/ — receive. Source: Portuguese receber
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risku
/REE-skoo/ — scoring, scratch. Source: Portuguese risco
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risponde
/REE-spohn-deh/ — write back, reply. Source: Portuguese responder
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roda
/ROH-dah/ — circle. Source: Portuguese roda
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roshu
/ROH-shoo/ — stone, rock. Source: Portuguese rocha
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rota
/ROH-tah/ — route. Source: Portuguese rota
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sa
/sah/ — he, she, it
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saf
/SAHF/ — can, be able to
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saku
/SAH-koo/ — sack. Source: Portuguese saco
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sala
/SAH-lah/ — hall. Source: Portuguese sala
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saude
/SAH-oo-deh/ — toast (drinking). Source: Portuguese saúde
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se
/seh/ — checked by me (log voice)
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sedu
/SEH-doo/ — early. Source: Portuguese cedo
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segi
/SEH-gee/ — trace, follow. Source: Portuguese seguir
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seguransa
/SEH-goo-rahn-sah/ — security. Source: Portuguese segurança
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seka
/SEH-kah/ — drying. Source: Portuguese secagem
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sekensia
/SEH-kehn-see-ah/ — run (in tiles). Source: Portuguese sequência
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seksaun
/SEHK-sah-oon/ — section. Source: Portuguese secção
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seku
/SEH-koo/ — dry. Source: Portuguese seco
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selula
/SEH-loo-lah/ — cell. Source: Portuguese célula
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semana
/SEH-mah-nah/ — week. Source: Portuguese semana
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sen
/SEHN/ — hundred
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sena
/SEH-nah/ — touch; next (marks the next thing to be done)
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senta
/SEHN-tah/ — sit. Source: Portuguese sentar
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sentimentu
/SEHN-tee-mehn-too/ — feeling. Source: Portuguese sentimento
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sentu
/SEHN-too/ — main body, middle. Source: Portuguese centro
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senu
/SEH-noo/ — here
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ses
/SEHS/ — six
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sesta
/SEH-stah/ — Friday. Source: Portuguese sexta
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sesun
/SEH-soon/ — spring (season). Source: English season
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set
/SEHT/ — seven
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shabi
/SHAH-bee/ — key. Source: Portuguese chave
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shama
/SHAH-mah/ — call. Source: Portuguese chamar
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shamada
/SHAH-mah-dah/ — call. Source: Portuguese chamada
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shaun
/SHAH-oon/ — floor. Source: Portuguese chão
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sheka
/SHEH-kah/ — check. Source: English check
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shemu
/SHEH-moo/ — plant
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sheyru
/SHAY-roo/ — smell. Source: Portuguese cheiro
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si
/see/ — he, she, it (someone already named)
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sibik
/SEE-beek/ — civic. Source: English civic
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sidadon
/SEE-dah-dohn/ — citizen. Source: Portuguese cidadão
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sife
/SEE-feh/ — if
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sili
/SEE-lee/ — be small
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sima
/SEE-mah/ — upstairs, on top. Source: Portuguese em cima
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sinal
/SEE-nahl/ — signal. Source: Portuguese sinal
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siri
/SEE-ree/ — they
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so
/soh/ — that (as in said that)
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sobi
/SOH-bee/ — about. Source: Portuguese sobre
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soldadura
/SOHL-dah-doo-rah/ — weld. Source: Portuguese soldadura
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soleta
/SOH-leh-tah/ — spelling. Source: Portuguese soletrar
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somenti
/SOH-mehn-tee/ — only, just. Source: Portuguese somente
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sozin
/SOH-zeen/ — only, alone. Source: Portuguese sozinho
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suda
/SOO-dah/ — sweat. Source: Portuguese suar
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sukata
/SOO-kah-tah/ — scrap. Source: Portuguese sucata
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suzeston
/SOO-zeh-stohn/ — suggestion. Source: Portuguese sugestão
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ta
/tah/ — did (the past)
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tabua
/TAH-boo-ah/ — board. Source: Portuguese tábua
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tadi
/TAH-dee/ — late. Source: Portuguese tarde
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taksa
/TAHK-sah/ — fee. Source: Portuguese taxa
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tama
/TAH-mah/ — thing
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tanki
/TAHN-kee/ — tank. Source: Portuguese tanque
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tanpondo
/TAHN-pohn-doh/ — transponder. Source: English transponder
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tasferi
/TAHS-feh-ree/ — transfer. Source: Portuguese transferência
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tavi
/TAH-vee/ — repair
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tavon
/TAH-vohn/ — brake. Source: Portuguese travão
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tay
/TYE/ — yes, taken up (a reply)
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tayat
/TAH-yaht/ — first. Source: Cantonese Cantonese tai6 jat1
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teimu
/TEH-ee-moo/ — term, period. Source: English term
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tem
/TEHM/ — (closes a clause begun with so, re, kase or sife)
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tempestadi
/TEHM-peh-stah-dee/ — storm. Source: Portuguese tempestade
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tempu
/TEHM-poo/ — weather. Source: Portuguese tempo
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temwen
/TEHM-wehn/ — witness. Source: Haitian Kreyòl temwen
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tera
/TEH-rah/ — earth. Source: Portuguese terra
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teribel
/TEH-ree-behl/ — terrible. Source: Portuguese terrível
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testa
/TEH-stah/ — sample, test. Source: Portuguese testar
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testi
/TEH-stee/ — test. Source: Portuguese teste
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ti
/tee/ — you
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tilyu
/TEEL-yoo/ — rail. Source: Portuguese trilho
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tinta
/TEEN-tah/ — paint. Source: Portuguese tinta
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tira
/TEE-rah/ — draw (water). Source: Portuguese tirar
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tiri
/TEE-ree/ — three
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titulu
/TEE-too-loo/ — headline. Source: Portuguese título
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toka
/TOH-kah/ — trade, exchange. Source: Portuguese trocar
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tosi
/TOH-see/ — cough. Source: Portuguese tosse
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tudu
/TOO-doo/ — all, every. Source: Portuguese tudo
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tunel
/TOO-nehl/ — tunnel. Source: Portuguese túnel
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ultimu
/OOL-tee-moo/ — last. Source: Portuguese último
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uni
/OO-nee/ — join. Source: Portuguese unir
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uza
/OO-zah/ — use. Source: Portuguese usar
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uzu
/OO-zoo/ — use. Source: Portuguese uso
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vaga
/VAH-gah/ — slot. Source: Portuguese vaga
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vagon
/VAH-gohn/ — car, wagon. Source: Portuguese vagão
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vale
/VAH-leh/ — valley. Source: Portuguese vale
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vali
/VAH-lee/ — worth, be worth. Source: Portuguese valer
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valida
/VAH-lee-dah/ — confirm, validate. Source: Portuguese validar
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varanda
/VAH-rahn-dah/ — balcony. Source: Portuguese varanda
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vaziu
/VAH-zee-oo/ — empty. Source: Portuguese vazio
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ve
/veh/ — will
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vedadi
/VEH-dah-dee/ — true. Source: Portuguese verdade
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vemelu
/VEH-meh-loo/ — red. Source: Portuguese vermelho
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vende
/VEHN-deh/ — sell. Source: Portuguese vender
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veni
/VEH-nee/ — come
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veron
/VEH-rohn/ — summer. Source: Portuguese verão
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vestidu
/VEH-stee-doo/ — dress. Source: Portuguese vestido
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vey
/VAY/ — also
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vida
/VEE-dah/ — life. Source: Portuguese vida
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vidi
/VEE-dee/ — see
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vila
/VEE-lah/ — town. Source: Portuguese vila
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vira
/VEE-rah/ — spill, turn over. Source: Portuguese virar
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vive
/VEE-veh/ — survive, live. Source: Portuguese viver
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voli
/VOH-lee/ — love
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yapi
/YAH-pee/ — get in, enter. Source: Cantonese Cantonese jap6
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yeka
/YEH-kah/ — get to, reach. Source: Portuguese chegar
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yel
/YEHL/ — might
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yeni
/YEH-nee/ — hear
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yin
/YEEN/ — press, print. Source: Cantonese Cantonese jan3
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yori
/YOH-ree/ — tomorrow
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zanela
/ZAH-neh-lah/ — window (filing window). Source: Portuguese janela
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zanta
/ZAHN-tah/ — supper. Source: Portuguese janta
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zu
/zoo/ — very
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abandono
/ah-bahn-DOH-noh/ — abandon. Source: Spanish abandono
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abayo
/ah-BAH-yoh/ — down, below, bottom. Source: Spanish abajo
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abri
/AH-bree/ — open. Source: Spanish abrir
Span
abuelo
/ah-boo-EH-loh/ — grandfather. Source: Spanish abuelo
Span
ai
/EYE/ — I, me
Span
aire
/ah-EE-reh/ — air, breath. Source: Spanish aire
Span
akseta
/ahk-SEH-tah/ — accept. Source: Spanish aceptar
Span
aksidente
/ahk-see-DEHN-teh/ — accident. Source: Spanish accidente
Span
al
/ahl/ — at the (in set phrases). Source: Spanish al
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alimenta
/ah-lee-MEHN-tah/ — feed. Source: Spanish alimentar
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alkun
/AHL-koon/ — some. Source: Spanish algún
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almenos
/ahl-MEH-nohs/ — at least. Source: Spanish al menos
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alta
/AHL-tah/ — loud, high. Source: Spanish alta
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altavos
/ahl-TAH-vohs/ — speaker (loudspeaker). Source: Spanish altavoz
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alyen
/AHL-yehn/ — somebody. Source: Spanish alguien
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ambre
/AHM-breh/ — hunger; ten ambre be hungry. Source: Spanish hambre
Span
an
/ahn/ — one
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anden
/AHN-dehn/ — platform. Source: Spanish andén
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ankora
/ahn-KOH-rah/ — anchor. Source: Spanish ancla; Portuguese âncora
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aposta
/ah-POH-stah/ — bet. Source: Portuguese apostar
Span
aprendis
/ah-PREHN-dees/ — apprentice. Source: Spanish aprendiz
Span
aro
/AH-roh/ — ring. Source: Spanish aro
Span
aros
/AH-rohs/ — rice. Source: Spanish arroz
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ase
/AH-seh/ — ago. Source: Spanish hace
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asensor
/ah-SEHN-sohr/ — lift. Source: Spanish ascensor
Span
asiento
/ah-see-EHN-toh/ — seat (valve seat). Source: Spanish asiento
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asosiasion
/ah-soh-see-ah-SEE-ohn/ — association. Source: Spanish asociación
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asta
/AH-stah/ — until. Source: Spanish hasta
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atake
/ah-TAH-keh/ — strike, attack. Source: Spanish ataque
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ava
/AH-vah/ — enjoy
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aviso
/ah-VEE-soh/ — notice. Source: Spanish aviso
Span
aya
/AH-yah/ — oh (cry). Source: Spanish ay
Span
ayuda
/ah-YOO-dah/ — help. Source: Spanish ayudar
Span
ba
/bah/ — start to
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badi
/BAH-dee/ — buy
Span
baila
/bah-EE-lah/ — dance. Source: Spanish bailar
Span
baile
/bah-EE-leh/ — dance. Source: Spanish baile
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baldosa
/bahl-DOH-sah/ — tile. Source: Spanish baldosa
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banda
/BAHN-dah/ — band. Source: Spanish banda
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bapor
/BAH-pohr/ — steam. Source: Spanish vapor
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bario
/bah-REE-oh/ — ward, neighborhood. Source: Spanish barrio
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barkasa
/bahr-KAH-sah/ — barge. Source: Spanish barcaza
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barko
/BAHR-koh/ — boat. Source: Spanish barco
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bate
/BAH-teh/ — hit, beat. Source: Spanish batir
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bateria
/bah-teh-REE-ah/ — battery bank. Source: Spanish batería
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bati
/BAH-tee/ — build. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bati
Span
baya
/BAH-yah/ — go down. Source: Spanish bajar
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bentana
/behn-TAH-nah/ — window
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berda
/BEHR-dah/ — true, truth. Source: Spanish verdad
Span
bi
/bee/ — two
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bien
/BEE-ehn/ — right, well. Source: Spanish bien
Span
boka
/BOH-kah/ — mouth. Source: Spanish boca
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bol
/BOHL/ — bowl. Source: English bowl
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bomba
/BOHM-bah/ — pump. Source: Spanish bomba
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bondadosa
/bohn-dah-DOH-sah/ — kind. Source: Spanish bondadosa
Span
bonito
/boh-NEE-toh/ — beautifully. Source: Spanish bonito
Span
boro
/BOH-roh/ — borough. Source: English borough
Span
bote
/BOH-teh/ — skiff. Source: Spanish bote
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braso
/BRAH-soh/ — arm. Source: Spanish brazo
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breke
/BREH-keh/ — brake. Source: English brake
Span
broma
/BROH-mah/ — joke. Source: Spanish broma
Span
bueno
/boo-EH-noh/ — well (as in well, take it). Source: Spanish bueno
Span
davi
/DAH-vee/ — home
Span
de
/deh/ — of, ’s
Span
dedo
/DEH-doh/ — finger. Source: Spanish dedo
Span
dei
/DAY/ — they, them
Span
dek
/DEHK/ — I saw it (at the end of a telling)
Span
dema
/DEH-mah/ — too, too much. Source: Spanish demasiado
Span
den
/DEHN/ — then
Span
dera
/DEH-rah/ — say
Span
des
/DEHS/ — after (a stated event); ten (in numbers, as in kar des, forty)
Span
desanso
/deh-SAHN-soh/ — landing (of a stair). Source: Spanish descanso
Span
desde
/DEH-sdeh/ — since. Source: Spanish desde
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desha
/DEH-shah/ — let, allow. Source: Spanish dejar
Span
desidi
/deh-SEE-dee/ — decide. Source: Spanish decidir
Span
deska
/DEH-skah/ — desk. Source: English desk
Span
desvio
/dehs-VEE-oh/ — siding. Source: Spanish desvío
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deteni
/deh-TEH-nee/ — stop. Source: Spanish detener
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detras
/DEH-trahs/ — behind. Source: Spanish detrás
Span
di
/dee/ — this
Span
dia
/DEE-ah/ — day. Source: Spanish día
Span
dibusha
/dee-BOO-shah/ — draw. Source: Spanish dibujar
Span
dibusho
/dee-BOO-shoh/ — drawing. Source: Spanish dibujo
Span
diferensia
/dee-feh-rehn-SEE-ah/ — difference. Source: Spanish diferencia
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diferente
/dee-feh-REHN-teh/ — different. Source: Spanish diferente
Span
dinu
/DEE-noo/ — like this
Span
dio
/DEE-oh/ — God. Source: Spanish Dios
Span
direksion
/dee-rehk-SEE-ohn/ — direction. Source: Spanish dirección
Span
doli
/DOH-lee/ — hurt
Span
don
/DOHN/ — then, in that case
Span
dona
/DOH-nah/ — give. Source: Spanish donar
Span
doni
/DOH-nee/ — answer
Span
dril
/DREEL/ — drill. Source: English drill
Span
dumi
/DOO-mee/ — be dark
Span
e
/eh/ — he, she, it; him, her
Span
eda
/EH-dah/ — age. Source: Spanish edad
Span
ekipo
/eh-KEE-poh/ — team. Source: Spanish equipo
Span
eksakto
/ehk-SAHK-toh/ — exactly. Source: Spanish exacto
Span
eksamen
/ehk-SAH-mehn/ — inspection. Source: Spanish examen
Span
eli
/EH-lee/ — be early
Span
empalme
/ehm-PAHL-meh/ — junction. Source: Spanish empalme
Span
en
/ehn/ — is, are
Span
ensaya
/ehn-SAH-yah/ — rehearse. Source: Spanish ensayar
Span
ermana
/ehr-MAH-nah/ — sister. Source: Spanish hermana
Span
erramienta
/ehr-rah-mee-EHN-tah/ — tools. Source: Spanish herramienta
Span
eskalon
/eh-SKAH-lohn/ — step. Source: Spanish escalón
Span
eskola
/eh-SKOH-lah/ — school. Source: Portuguese escola
Span
eskribano
/eh-skree-BAH-noh/ — clerk. Source: Spanish escribano
Span
eskribi
/eh-SKREE-bee/ — write. Source: Spanish escribir
Span
eskudo
/eh-SKOO-doh/ — shield. Source: Spanish escudo
Span
eskusha
/eh-SKOO-shah/ — listen. Source: Spanish escuchar
Span
espalda
/eh-SPAHL-dah/ — back. Source: Spanish espalda
Span
espende
/eh-SPEHN-deh/ — spend. Source: English spend
Span
espeso
/eh-SPEH-soh/ — thick. Source: Spanish espeso
Span
estasion
/eh-stah-SEE-ohn/ — station. Source: Spanish estación
Span
este
/EH-steh/ — east. Source: Spanish este
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estension
/eh-stehn-SEE-ohn/ — extension (cable). Source: Spanish extensión
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estranyero
/eh-strahn-YEH-roh/ — stranger. Source: Spanish extranjero
Span
falda
/FAHL-dah/ — lap. Source: Spanish falda
Span
falko
/FAHL-koh/ — peregrine falcon. Source: Spanish halcón; English falcon
Span
falso
/FAHL-soh/ — fake. Source: Spanish falso
Span
falta
/FAHL-tah/ — be missing. Source: Spanish faltar
Span
fas
/FAHS/ — face. Source: English face; Spanish faz
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fasil
/FAH-seel/ — easy. Source: Spanish fácil
Span
fatura
/fah-TOO-rah/ — bill. Source: Portuguese fatura
Span
fena
/FEH-nah/ — meal
Span
feni
/FEH-nee/ — make
Span
ferokaril
/feh-roh-KAH-reel/ — railway. Source: Spanish ferrocarril
Span
fesha
/FEH-shah/ — date. Source: Spanish fecha
Span
fier
/FEE-ehr/ — proud. Source: Haitian Kreyòl fyè; Louisiana French fier
Span
fiesta
/fee-EH-stah/ — fireworks, festivity. Source: Spanish fiesta
Span
fin
/FEEN/ — finished, done
Span
final
/FEE-nahl/ — end; al final after all. Source: Spanish final
Span
fino
/FEE-noh/ — thin. Source: Spanish fino
Span
firma
/FEER-mah/ — sign. Source: Spanish firmar
Span
forma
/FOHR-mah/ — shape. Source: Spanish forma
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foto
/FOH-toh/ — photograph. Source: Spanish foto
Span
fuente
/foo-EHN-teh/ — source. Source: Spanish fuente
Span
gali
/GAH-lee/ — be good
Span
gavi
/GAH-vee/ — be happy
Span
i
/ee/ — to (as in want to go)
Span
idea
/ee-DEH-ah/ — idea. Source: Spanish idea
Span
ili
/EE-lee/ — eye
Span
imno
/EEM-noh/ — anthem. Source: Spanish himno
Span
importa
/eem-POHR-tah/ — matter. Source: Spanish importar
Span
inkilino
/een-kee-LEE-noh/ — tenant. Source: Spanish inquilino
Span
invikta
/een-VEEK-tah/ — unbeaten. Source: Spanish invicto
Span
ir
/eer/ — go. Source: Spanish ir
Span
iskierdo
/ee-skee-EHR-doh/ — left. Source: Spanish izquierdo
Span
ka
/kah/ — (ends a yes-or-no question)
Span
kabesa
/kah-BEH-sah/ — head. Source: Spanish cabeza
Span
kabinete
/kah-bee-NEH-teh/ — cabinet. Source: Spanish gabinete
Span
kada
/KAH-dah/ — every. Source: Spanish cada
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kadete
/kah-DEH-teh/ — cadet. Source: Spanish cadete
Span
kae
/KAH-eh/ — come down, fall. Source: Spanish caer
Span
kai
/KAH-ee/ — key
Span
kaldo
/KAHL-doh/ — stew, broth. Source: Spanish caldo
Span
kalma
/KAHL-mah/ — still, calm. Source: Spanish calma
Span
kalor
/KAH-lohr/ — heat. Source: Spanish calor
Span
kambia
/kahm-BEE-ah/ — change. Source: Spanish cambiar
Span
kambio
/kahm-BEE-oh/ — points (rail switch). Source: Spanish cambio
Span
kamin
/KAH-meen/ — way, road. Source: Spanish camino
Span
kamina
/kah-MEE-nah/ — walk. Source: Spanish caminar
Span
kansa
/KAHN-sah/ — tired. Source: Spanish cansado
Span
kansho
/KAHN-shoh/ — hook. Source: Spanish gancho
Span
kapa
/KAH-pah/ — can, be able to
Span
kapel
/KAH-pehl/ — church, chapel. Source: English chapel
Span
kapitan
/kah-PEE-tahn/ — captain. Source: Spanish capitán
Span
kar
/KAHR/ — four
Span
karbon
/KAHR-bohn/ — carbon. Source: Spanish carbón
Span
kari
/KAH-ree/ — carry
Span
karito
/kah-REE-toh/ — hand truck. Source: Spanish carrito
Span
karka
/KAHR-kah/ — freight, load. Source: Spanish carga
Span
karo
/KAH-roh/ — car (rail car). Source: Spanish carro
Span
karselero
/kahr-seh-LEH-roh/ — jailer. Source: Spanish carcelero
Span
karta
/KAHR-tah/ — letter. Source: Spanish carta
Span
kasa
/KAH-sah/ — household, house. Source: Spanish casa
Span
kase
/KAH-seh/ — because
Span
kaseta
/kah-SEH-tah/ — drawer. Source: Spanish gaveta; cajeta
Span
kasha
/KAH-shah/ — box. Source: Spanish caja
Span
kasiya
/kah-SEE-yah/ — box (on a form). Source: Spanish casilla
Span
ke
/keh/ — that; when
Span
keki
/KEH-kee/ — cake. Source: English cake; Haitian Kreyòl kèk
Span
kela
/KEH-lah/ — rest
Span
kisas
/KEE-sahs/ — probably, maybe. Source: Spanish quizás
Span
kit
/KEET/ — kit. Source: English kit
Span
kita
/KEE-tah/ — dock, deduct. Source: Spanish quitar
Span
kobra
/KOH-brah/ — charge (money). Source: Spanish cobrar
Span
kol
/KOHL/ — cold. Source: English cold
Span
kole
/KOH-leh/ — stick, glue. Source: Haitian Kreyòl kole
Span
kolektor
/koh-LEHK-tohr/ — collector. Source: Spanish colector
Span
koli
/KOH-lee/ — cool (make cool). Source: English cool
Span
kolshon
/KOHL-shohn/ — mattress. Source: Spanish colchón
Span
komando
/koh-MAHN-doh/ — command. Source: Spanish comando
Span
komiko
/koh-MEE-koh/ — comic. Source: Spanish cómico
Span
komo
/KOH-moh/ — like, as. Source: Spanish como
Span
kompara
/kohm-PAH-rah/ — compare, check against. Source: Spanish comparar
Span
kon
/KOHN/ — about, with
Span
kondu
/KOHN-doo/ — drive. Source: Spanish conducir
Span
kondutor
/kohn-DOO-tohr/ — driver. Source: Spanish conductor
Span
konsentrador
/kohn-sehn-TRAH-dohr/ — concentrator. Source: Spanish concentrador
Span
konta
/KOHN-tah/ — count. Source: Spanish contar
Span
konteo
/kohn-TEH-oh/ — count, tally. Source: Spanish conteo
Span
kontra
/KOHN-trah/ — against. Source: Spanish contra
Span
konvertidor
/kohn-vehr-TEE-dohr/ — converter. Source: Spanish convertidor
Span
koordinadora
/koh-ohr-dee-nah-DOH-rah/ — coordinator. Source: Spanish coordinadora
Span
kopia
/koh-PEE-ah/ — copy. Source: Spanish copiar
Span
koredor
/koh-REH-dohr/ — runner. Source: Spanish corredor
Span
korekto
/koh-REHK-toh/ — correct. Source: Spanish correcto
Span
korente
/koh-REHN-teh/ — current, supply. Source: Spanish corriente
Span
koreshi
/koh-REH-shee/ — correct. Source: Spanish corregir
Span
koridor
/koh-REE-dohr/ — corridor. Source: Spanish corredor
Span
koro
/KOH-roh/ — choir. Source: Spanish coro
Span
korre
/KOHR-reh/ — run. Source: Spanish correr
Span
kortesia
/kohr-teh-SEE-ah/ — courtesy. Source: Spanish cortesía
Span
kortina
/kohr-TEE-nah/ — curtain. Source: Spanish cortina
Span
kosina
/koh-SEE-nah/ — kitchen; cook. Source: Spanish cocina
Span
kosinera
/koh-see-NEH-rah/ — cook (person). Source: Spanish cocinera
Span
kosta
/KOH-stah/ — coast, sea approaches. Source: Spanish costa
Span
koste
/KOH-steh/ — cost. Source: Spanish costar
Span
kostura
/koh-STOO-rah/ — seam. Source: Spanish costura
Span
koti
/KOH-tee/ — chop, cut. Source: Spanish cortar; English cut
Span
kre
/KREH/ — think, believe. Source: Spanish creer; Haitian Kreyòl kwè
Span
kuando
/koo-AHN-doh/ — when. Source: Spanish cuando
Span
kuida
/koo-EE-dah/ — mind, look after. Source: Spanish cuidar
Span
kuidado
/koo-ee-DAH-doh/ — care; ten kuidado be careful. Source: Spanish cuidado
Span
kulpa
/KOOL-pah/ — fault. Source: Spanish culpa
Span
kurva
/KOOR-vah/ — fold, bend, curve. Source: Spanish curvar
Span
kushara
/koo-SHAH-rah/ — spoon. Source: Spanish cuchara
Span
la
/lah/ — with
Span
lado
/LAH-doh/ — side, way. Source: Spanish lado
Span
lami
/LAH-mee/ — lamp
Span
lava
/LAH-vah/ — wash. Source: Spanish lavar
Span
lavi
/LAH-vee/ — work
Span
le
/leh/ — he, she
Span
lenta
/LEHN-tah/ — slow (down). Source: Spanish lentar
Span
lento
/LEHN-toh/ — slow. Source: Spanish lento
Span
ler
/LEHR/ — at
Span
les
/LEHS/ — without
Span
lesi
/LEH-see/ — leave behind
Span
leva
/LEH-vah/ — raise. Source: Spanish levantar
Span
leye
/LEH-yeh/ — read. Source: Spanish leer
Span
libro
/LEE-broh/ — book. Source: Spanish libro
Span
lidera
/lee-DEH-rah/ — lead. Source: Spanish liderar
Span
limpia
/leem-PEE-ah/ — clean. Source: Spanish limpiar
Span
limpio
/leem-PEE-oh/ — clean. Source: Spanish limpio
Span
lini
/LEE-nee/ — line (rail line, service line). Source: English line
Span
lisa
/LEE-sah/ — lap (grind smooth). Source: Spanish alisar
Span
lista
/LEE-stah/ — list. Source: Spanish lista
Span
lo
/loh/ — from
Span
loni
/LOH-nee/ — be long
Span
losa
/LOH-sah/ — loose. Source: English loose
Span
lu
/loo/ — to (nul importa lu ai, it doesn’t matter to me)
Span
lumi
/LOO-mee/ — light
Span
ma
/mah/ — did, happened before (before a verb)
Span
maku
/MAH-koo/ — eat
Span
mal
/MAHL/ — wrong, bad. Source: Spanish mal
Span
maldisi
/mahl-DEE-see/ — swear at, curse. Source: Spanish maldecir
Span
mama
/MAH-mah/ — mother, mama. Source: Spanish mamá
Span
manda
/MAHN-dah/ — send. Source: Spanish mandar
Span
mani
/MAH-nee/ — hand
Span
mano
/MAH-noh/ — hand (handwriting). Source: Spanish mano
Span
manti
/MAHN-tee/ — lie. Source: Haitian Kreyòl manti
Span
manto
/MAHN-toh/ — coat
Span
manyana
/mahn-YAH-nah/ — morning. Source: Spanish mañana
Span
marea
/mah-REH-ah/ — tide. Source: Spanish marea
Span
marka
/MAHR-kah/ — tick, mark. Source: Spanish marcar
Span
marko
/MAHR-koh/ — frame (carrying frame). Source: Spanish marco
Span
marte
/MAHR-teh/ — Tuesday. Source: Spanish martes
Span
mas
/MAHS/ — more. Source: Spanish más
Span
masiya
/mah-SEE-yah/ — putty. Source: Spanish masilla
Span
maskina
/mah-SKEE-nah/ — machine. Source: Spanish máquina
Span
mavi
/MAH-vee/ — move
Span
medi
/MEH-dee/ — mean
Span
medianoshe
/meh-dee-ah-NOH-sheh/ — midnight. Source: Spanish medianoche
Span
medidor
/meh-DEE-dohr/ — meter. Source: Spanish medidor
Span
mekanika
/meh-kah-NEE-kah/ — mechanic. Source: Spanish mecánica
Span
meli
/MEH-lee/ — want
Span
melon
/MEH-lohn/ — melon. Source: Spanish melón
Span
menos
/MEH-nohs/ — less. Source: Spanish menos
Span
mentiroso
/mehn-tee-ROH-soh/ — liar. Source: Spanish mentiroso
Span
mer
/MEHR/ — we, us (not including you)
Span
mera
/MEH-rah/ — person
Span
meresi
/meh-REH-see/ — deserve. Source: Spanish merecer
Span
mersi
/MEHR-see/ — thanks. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mèsi
Span
mes
/MEHS/ — month. Source: Spanish mes
Span
mesa
/MEH-sah/ — table. Source: Spanish mesa
Span
miedo
/mee-EH-doh/ — fear. Source: Spanish miedo
Span
mil
/MEEL/ — thousand. Source: Spanish mil
Span
minuto
/mee-NOO-toh/ — minute. Source: Spanish minuto
Span
mira
/MEE-rah/ — look at. Source: Spanish mirar
Span
mismo
/MEES-moh/ — same. Source: Spanish mismo
Span
mita
/MEE-tah/ — half. Source: Haitian Kreyòl mwatye
Span
mizu
/MEE-zoo/ — water
Span
mor
/MOHR/ — must
Span
mori
/MOH-ree/ — friend
Span
mostra
/MOH-strah/ — show (display). Source: Spanish muestra
Span
moyi
/MOH-yee/ — be wet. Source: Spanish mojado; Haitian Kreyòl mouye
Span
muri
/MOO-ree/ — die. Source: Spanish morir
Span
musika
/moo-SEE-kah/ — music. Source: Spanish música
Span
muyer
/MOO-yehr/ — wife, woman. Source: Spanish mujer
Span
nada
/NAH-dah/ — nothing. Source: Spanish nada
Span
nai
/NYE/ — we, us (including you)
Span
nal
/NAHL/ — on
Span
nana
/NAH-nah/ — grandmother. Source: English nana
Span
nanali
/nah-NAH-lee/ — where (question)
Span
nanu
/NAH-noo/ — why
Span
nawi
/NAH-wee/ — someone, something (unknown)
Span
ne
/neh/ — no
Span
nek
/NEHK/ — (closes a phrase begun with ri, i or ke)
Span
neme
/NEH-meh/ — name
Span
nen
/NEHN/ — nine
Span
nene
/NEH-neh/ — never
Span
neri
/NEH-ree/ — leave
Span
nes
/NEHS/ — before
Span
nesa
/NEH-sah/ — before
Span
nevera
/neh-VEH-rah/ — fridge. Source: Spanish nevera
Span
nieto
/nee-EH-toh/ — grandson. Source: Spanish nieto
Span
nil
/NEEL/ — zero
Span
nilu
/NEE-loo/ — inside
Span
nimenos
/nee-MEH-nohs/ — even (not even). Source: Spanish ni menos
Span
niri
/NEE-ree/ — each other
Span
nivi
/NEE-vee/ — child
Span
nomi
/NOH-mee/ — room
Span
norawe
/noh-RAH-weh/ — night
Span
nori
/NOH-ree/ — tonight
Span
norte
/NOHR-teh/ — north. Source: Spanish norte
Span
nota
/NOH-tah/ — note. Source: Spanish nota
Span
novi
/NOH-vee/ — know
Span
nu
/noo/ — now
Span
nuda
/NOO-dah/ — today
Span
nul
/NOOL/ — not
Span
numero
/noo-MEH-roh/ — number. Source: Spanish número
Span
o
/oh/ — and
Span
obra
/OH-brah/ — play (theater). Source: Spanish obra
Span
odi
/OH-dee/ — other
Span
oferta
/oh-FEHR-tah/ — offer. Source: Spanish oferta
Span
ofisial
/oh-fee-SEE-ahl/ — officer. Source: Spanish oficial
Span
ofisina
/oh-fee-SEE-nah/ — office. Source: Spanish oficina
Span
ok
/ohk/ — eight
Span
oksido
/ohk-SEE-doh/ — rust. Source: Spanish óxido
Span
okupa
/oh-KOO-pah/ — occupy. Source: Spanish ocupar
Span
okupado
/oh-koo-PAH-doh/ — occupied. Source: Spanish ocupado
Span
olla
/OHL-lah/ — pot. Source: Spanish olla
Span
ombro
/OHM-broh/ — shoulder. Source: Portuguese ombro
Span
omre
/OHM-reh/ — man. Source: Spanish hombre
Span
onesto
/oh-NEH-stoh/ — honest. Source: Spanish honesto
Span
opinion
/oh-pee-NEE-ohn/ — opinion. Source: Spanish opinión
Span
ora
/OH-rah/ — hour
Span
orden
/OHR-dehn/ — order. Source: Spanish orden
Span
ordena
/ohr-DEH-nah/ — sort out, put in order. Source: Spanish ordenar
Span
ortokrafia
/ohr-toh-krah-FEE-ah/ — spelling. Source: Spanish ortografía
Span
ospital
/oh-SPEE-tahl/ — clinic, hospital. Source: Spanish hospital
Span
otorida
/oh-toh-REE-dah/ — authority. Source: Spanish autoridad
Span
paketi
/pah-KEH-tee/ — parcel. Source: Spanish paquete
Span
palabra
/pah-LAH-brah/ — word. Source: Spanish palabra
Span
palanka
/pah-LAHN-kah/ — lever. Source: Spanish palanca
Span
pale
/PAH-leh/ — talk. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pale
Span
pani
/PAH-nee/ — bread
Span
pantaya
/pahn-TAH-yah/ — screen. Source: Spanish pantalla
Span
papa
/PAH-pah/ — father, papa. Source: Spanish papá
Span
papel
/PAH-pehl/ — paper. Source: Spanish papel
Span
par
/PAHR/ — pair. Source: Spanish par
Span
para
/PAH-rah/ — for (para ke, so that). Source: Spanish para
Span
pardona
/pahr-DOH-nah/ — forgive. Source: Spanish perdonar
Span
pari
/PAH-ree/ — seem, look. Source: Spanish parecer
Span
paro
/PAH-roh/ — strike (work stoppage). Source: Spanish paro
Span
parte
/PAHR-teh/ — part. Source: Spanish parte
Span
pasa
/PAH-sah/ — happen. Source: Spanish pasar
Span
pasashe
/pah-SAH-sheh/ — crossing. Source: Spanish pasaje
Span
pasi
/PAH-see/ — wait
Span
patio
/pah-TEE-oh/ — yard. Source: Spanish patio
Span
pavi
/PAH-vee/ — door
Span
pedi
/PEH-dee/ — lose. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pèdi
Span
pedido
/peh-DEE-doh/ — claim, request. Source: Spanish pedido
Span
pen
/PEHN/ — five
Span
peni
/PEH-nee/ — ask
Span
peniwa
/peh-NEE-wah/ — bed
Span
pensa
/PEHN-sah/ — think, wonder. Source: Spanish pensar
Span
pension
/pehn-SEE-ohn/ — boarding house. Source: Spanish pensión
Span
perfekto
/pehr-FEHK-toh/ — perfect. Source: Spanish perfecto
Span
peri
/PEH-ree/ — dog. Source: Spanish perro
Span
pero
/PEH-roh/ — but. Source: Spanish pero
Span
pesa
/PEH-sah/ — weigh. Source: Spanish pesar
Span
peshe
/PEH-sheh/ — fish. Source: Spanish pez; Portuguese peixe
Span
peye
/PEH-yeh/ — pay. Source: Haitian Kreyòl peye
Span
pie
/PEE-eh/ — foot, feet. Source: Spanish pie
Span
pin
/PEEN/ — pin. Source: English pin
Span
pinta
/PEEN-tah/ — paint. Source: Spanish pintar
Span
pintura
/peen-TOO-rah/ — paint. Source: Spanish pintura
Span
piora
/pee-OH-rah/ — get worse. Source: Spanish empeorar; Portuguese piorar
Span
piso
/PEE-soh/ — floor, story. Source: Spanish piso
Span
poder
/POH-dehr/ — power. Source: Spanish poder
Span
polvo
/POHL-voh/ — dust. Source: Spanish polvo
Span
pon
/POHN/ — put, set down. Source: Spanish poner
Span
ponte
/POHN-teh/ — bridge. Source: Portuguese ponte
Span
por
/POHR/ — through. Source: Spanish por
Span
porfavor
/pohr-FAH-vohr/ — please. Source: Spanish por favor
Span
porsento
/pohr-SEHN-toh/ — percent. Source: Spanish por ciento
Span
porton
/POHR-tohn/ — gate. Source: Spanish portón
Span
pran
/PRAHN/ — take. Source: Haitian Kreyòl pran
Span
preokupa
/preh-oh-KOO-pah/ — worry. Source: Spanish preocupar
Span
prepara
/preh-PAH-rah/ — plan, prepare. Source: Spanish preparar
Span
presidenta
/preh-see-DEHN-tah/ — chair, president. Source: Spanish presidenta
Span
presion
/preh-SEE-ohn/ — pressure. Source: Spanish presión
Span
primero
/pree-MEH-roh/ — first. Source: Spanish primero
Span
primo
/PREE-moh/ — cousin. Source: Spanish primo
Span
priorida
/pree-oh-REE-dah/ — priority. Source: Spanish prioridad
Span
prokrama
/proh-KRAH-mah/ — program. Source: Spanish programa
Span
prometi
/proh-MEH-tee/ — offer, promise. Source: Spanish prometer
Span
prosimo
/proh-SEE-moh/ — next. Source: Spanish próximo
Span
protesta
/proh-TEH-stah/ — complain. Source: Spanish protestar
Span
proyekto
/proh-YEHK-toh/ — plan. Source: Spanish proyecto
Span
prueba
/proo-EH-bah/ — test. Source: Spanish prueba
Span
puerto
/poo-EHR-toh/ — harbor. Source: Spanish puerto
Span
pulmon
/POOL-mohn/ — lung. Source: Spanish pulmón
Span
puni
/POO-nee/ — play
Span
punto
/POON-toh/ — point. Source: Spanish punto
Span
rampa
/RAHM-pah/ — ramp. Source: Spanish rampa
Span
rason
/RAH-sohn/ — right, reason. Source: Spanish razón
Span
raya
/RAH-yah/ — hate. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rayi
Span
re
/reh/ — continue
Span
rekistra
/reh-KEE-strah/ — registration, register. Source: Spanish registrar
Span
rel
/REHL/ — I was told it (at the end of a telling)
Span
relasion
/reh-lah-SEE-ohn/ — relation. Source: Spanish relación
Span
relei
/reh-LEH-ee/ — relay. Source: English relay
Span
relevo
/reh-LEH-voh/ — relief (crew). Source: Spanish relevo
Span
ren
/REHN/ — again
Span
reporta
/reh-POHR-tah/ — report. Source: Spanish reportar
Span
resa
/REH-sah/ — pray. Source: Spanish rezar
Span
reshiya
/reh-SHEE-yah/ — grille. Source: Spanish rejilla
Span
resibi
/reh-SEE-bee/ — get, receive. Source: Spanish recibir
Span
residente
/reh-see-DEHN-teh/ — resident. Source: Spanish residente
Span
respeta
/reh-SPEH-tah/ — respect, be polite to. Source: Spanish respetar
Span
respeto
/reh-SPEH-toh/ — respect, decency. Source: Spanish respeto
Span
respira
/reh-SPEE-rah/ — breathe. Source: Spanish respirar
Span
reti
/REH-tee/ — stay
Span
retoma
/reh-TOH-mah/ — take back. Source: Spanish retomar
Span
revi
/REH-vee/ — go back (to a place)
Span
ri
/ree/ — who, which, that
Span
ril
/REEL/ — rail. Source: English rail
Span
rio
/REE-oh/ — river. Source: Spanish río
Span
riso
/REE-soh/ — laugh (noun). Source: Spanish risa; Portuguese riso
Span
rive
/REE-veh/ — get to, arrive. Source: Haitian Kreyòl rive
Span
riye
/REE-yeh/ — laugh. Source: Spanish reír
Span
ro
/roh/ — usually
Span
robalo
/roh-BAH-loh/ — bass (fish). Source: Spanish robalo
Span
rodiya
/roh-DEE-yah/ — knee. Source: Spanish rodilla
Span
roketa
/roh-KEH-tah/ — flare, rocket. Source: English rocket
Span
rompi
/ROHM-pee/ — break. Source: Spanish romper
Span
roshi
/ROH-shee/ — red. Source: Spanish rojo
Span
ru
/roo/ — is doing, going on (before a verb)
Span
ruma
/ROO-mah/ — repair
Span
ruta
/ROO-tah/ — route. Source: Spanish ruta
Span
saka
/SAH-kah/ — sack. Source: Spanish saco
Span
sala
/SAH-lah/ — hall. Source: Spanish sala
Span
sale
/SAH-leh/ — go (wrong), turn out. Source: Spanish salir
Span
sali
/SAH-lee/ — stairs
Span
salta
/SAHL-tah/ — skip, bypass. Source: Spanish saltar
Span
sava
/SAH-vah/ — thing, matter
Span
se
/seh/ — if
Span
sebol
/SEH-bohl/ — onion. Source: Spanish cebolla
Span
sekadora
/seh-kah-DOH-rah/ — dryer. Source: Spanish secadora
Span
seko
/SEH-koh/ — dry. Source: Spanish seco
Span
seksion
/sehk-SEE-ohn/ — section. Source: Spanish sección
Span
sekundo
/seh-KOON-doh/ — second. Source: Spanish segundo
Span
sekuro
/seh-KOO-roh/ — safe. Source: Spanish seguro
Span
sel
/SEHL/ — may, be allowed to
Span
selawe
/seh-LAH-weh/ — there
Span
semana
/seh-MAH-nah/ — week. Source: Spanish semana
Span
sen
/SEHN/ — hundred
Span
senal
/SEH-nahl/ — signal. Source: Spanish señal
Span
senta
/SEHN-tah/ — sit. Source: Spanish sentar
Span
senu
/SEH-noo/ — here
Span
ser
/SEHR/ — seven
Span
sera
/SEH-rah/ — lock, close. Source: Spanish cerrar
Span
serado
/seh-RAH-doh/ — closed. Source: Spanish cerrado
Span
serka
/SEHR-kah/ — near. Source: Spanish cerca
Span
servisio
/sehr-vee-SEE-oh/ — service. Source: Spanish servicio
Span
ses
/SEHS/ — six
Span
sesion
/seh-SEE-ohn/ — season. Source: Spanish sesión
Span
sesta
/SEH-stah/ — sixth. Source: Spanish sexta
Span
seyo
/SEH-yoh/ — seal. Source: Spanish sello
Span
shapa
/SHAH-pah/ — plate (Guardian’s wrist plate). Source: Spanish chapa
Span
shasa
/SHAH-sah/ — hunt. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chase; Louisiana French chasser
Span
sheti
/SHEH-tee/ — tea
Span
sho
/SHOH/ — show (the comic show). Source: English show
Span
sielo
/see-EH-loh/ — sky (tiempo de sielo, weather). Source: Spanish cielo
Span
siempre
/see-EHM-preh/ — always. Source: Spanish siempre
Span
sike
/SEE-keh/ — whether
Span
sili
/SEE-lee/ — be small
Span
sinturon
/seen-TOO-rohn/ — belt. Source: Spanish cinturón
Span
sirkuito
/seer-koo-EE-toh/ — circuit. Source: Spanish circuito
Span
sistema
/see-STEH-mah/ — interlocking, the signal system. Source: Spanish sistema
Span
sitio
/see-TEE-oh/ — place. Source: Spanish sitio
Span
siuda
/see-OO-dah/ — city. Source: Spanish ciudad
Span
sivika
/see-VEE-kah/ — civic. Source: Spanish cívica
Span
sola
/SOH-lah/ — only, sole. Source: Spanish sola
Span
sombrero
/sohm-BREH-roh/ — hat. Source: Spanish sombrero
Span
son
/SOHN/ — sound (noun). Source: Spanish son
Span
sona
/SOH-nah/ — sound. Source: Spanish sonar
Span
sopa
/SOH-pah/ — soup. Source: Spanish sopa
Span
suavi
/soo-AH-vee/ — soft. Source: Spanish suave
Span
subi
/SOO-bee/ — climb. Source: Spanish subir
Span
sueldo
/soo-EHL-doh/ — pay, wages. Source: Spanish sueldo
Span
suerte
/soo-EHR-teh/ — luck. Source: Spanish suerte
Span
suni
/SOO-nee/ — sleep
Span
supone
/soo-POH-neh/ — suppose. Source: Spanish suponer
Span
susio
/soo-SEE-oh/ — filthy, dirty. Source: Spanish sucio
Span
taba
/TAH-bah/ — tab. Source: English tab
Span
tabra
/TAH-brah/ — board (circuit board). Source: Spanish tabla (dialectal r)
Span
tali
/TAH-lee/ — cloth
Span
tama
/TAH-mah/ — thing
Span
tambien
/tahm-BEE-ehn/ — too, also. Source: Spanish también
Span
tambor
/TAHM-bohr/ — drum. Source: Spanish tambor
Span
tan
/TAHN/ — so, very. Source: Spanish tan
Span
tanke
/TAHN-keh/ — tank. Source: Spanish tanque
Span
tapa
/TAH-pah/ — clog, block. Source: Spanish tapar
Span
tarde
/TAHR-deh/ — afternoon. Source: Spanish tarde
Span
tarifa
/tah-REE-fah/ — fee. Source: Spanish tarifa
Span
tasa
/TAH-sah/ — teacup, cup. Source: Spanish taza
Span
tasha
/TAH-shah/ — cross out. Source: Spanish tachar
Span
telefono
/teh-leh-FOH-noh/ — handset. Source: Spanish teléfono
Span
teli
/TEH-lee/ — touch
Span
tema
/TEH-mah/ — theme (song). Source: Spanish tema
Span
temwen
/TEHM-wehn/ — witness. Source: Haitian Kreyòl temwen
Span
ten
/TEHN/ — have. Source: Spanish tener
Span
teni
/TEH-nee/ — hold. Source: Spanish tener
Span
tera
/TEH-rah/ — ground, earth. Source: Spanish tierra
Span
terminal
/tehr-MEE-nahl/ — terminal. Source: English terminal
Span
tersera
/tehr-SEH-rah/ — third. Source: Spanish tercera
Span
teto
/TEH-toh/ — roof. Source: Spanish techo; Portuguese teto
Span
tia
/TEE-ah/ — aunt. Source: Spanish tía
Span
tiempo
/tee-EHM-poh/ — time. Source: Spanish tiempo
Span
tiket
/TEE-keht/ — ticket. Source: English ticket
Span
tio
/TEE-oh/ — sir (respectful address to an older man). Source: Spanish tío
Span
tipo
/TEE-poh/ — kind, type. Source: Spanish tipo
Span
tira
/TEE-rah/ — shoot, fire. Source: Spanish tirar
Span
tisa
/TEE-sah/ — chalk. Source: Spanish tiza
Span
todo
/TOH-doh/ — all, whole. Source: Spanish todo
Span
toke
/TOH-keh/ — tapping, knock. Source: Spanish toque
Span
ton
/TOHN/ — ton. Source: Spanish tonelada
Span
tono
/TOH-noh/ — the tone. Source: Spanish tono
Span
tonta
/TOHN-tah/ — stupid. Source: Spanish tonta
Span
topa
/TOH-pah/ — find. Source: Spanish topar
Span
tore
/TOH-reh/ — tower. Source: Spanish torre
Span
tormenta
/tohr-MEHN-tah/ — storm. Source: Spanish tormenta
Span
tranpondor
/trahn-POHN-dohr/ — transponder. Source: English transponder
Span
trasferensia
/trahs-feh-rehn-SEE-ah/ — transfer. Source: Spanish transferencia
Span
trata
/TRAH-tah/ — try. Source: Spanish tratar
Span
trato
/TRAH-toh/ — trade, deal. Source: Spanish trato
Span
tri
/TREE/ — three
Span
tropesa
/troh-PEH-sah/ — trip, stumble. Source: Spanish tropezar
Span
tu
/too/ — you (one person)
Span
tubo
/TOO-boh/ — shaft, pipe. Source: Spanish tubo
Span
tui
/TOO-ee/ — you (more than one)
Span
tumba
/TOOM-bah/ — grave. Source: Spanish tumba
Span
tunel
/TOO-nehl/ — tunnel. Source: Spanish túnel
Span
turno
/TOOR-noh/ — shift. Source: Spanish turno
Span
ueko
/oo-EH-koh/ — hole. Source: Spanish hueco
Span
ultima
/ool-TEE-mah/ — last. Source: Spanish última
Span
ultimo
/ool-TEE-moh/ — last. Source: Spanish último
Span
unida
/oo-NEE-dah/ — unit. Source: Spanish unidad
Span
uniforme
/oo-nee-FOHR-meh/ — uniform. Source: Spanish uniforme
Span
urna
/OOR-nah/ — urn. Source: Spanish urna
Span
usa
/OO-sah/ — use. Source: Spanish usar
Span
vakon
/VAH-kohn/ — wagon. Source: Spanish vagón
Span
vale
/VAH-leh/ — be worth. Source: Spanish valer
Span
vedi
/VEH-dee/ — choose
Span
vel
/VEHL/ — might
Span
vende
/VEHN-deh/ — sell. Source: Spanish vender
Span
veni
/VEH-nee/ — come
Span
verano
/veh-RAH-noh/ — summer. Source: Spanish verano
Span
verde
/VEHR-deh/ — green. Source: Spanish verde
Span
verifika
/veh-ree-FEE-kah/ — verification. Source: Spanish verificar
Span
version
/vehr-SEE-ohn/ — version. Source: Spanish versión
Span
ves
/VEHS/ — time (occasion). Source: Spanish vez
Span
vesh
/VEHSH/ — I worked it out (at the end of a telling)
Span
vida
/VEE-dah/ — life. Source: Spanish vida
Span
vidi
/VEE-dee/ — see
Span
vitorea
/vee-toh-REH-ah/ — cheer. Source: Spanish vitorear
Span
vivi
/VEE-vee/ — be alive, live. Source: Spanish vivir
Span
vivienda
/vee-vee-EHN-dah/ — housing. Source: Spanish vivienda
Span
viye
/VEE-yeh/ — old. Source: Haitian Kreyòl vye
Span
vo
/voh/ — will happen, later (before a verb)
Span
voli
/VOH-lee/ — love
Span
vora
/VOH-rah/ — undertake
Span
vori
/VOH-ree/ — song
Span
vos
/VOHS/ — voice. Source: Spanish voz
Span
wor
/WOHR/ — war. Source: English war
Span
ya
/yah/ — already. Source: Spanish ya
Span
yamada
/yah-MAH-dah/ — call (on a line). Source: Spanish llamada
Span
ye
/yeh/ — yes
Span
yeni
/YEH-nee/ — hear
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yente
/YEHN-teh/ — people. Source: Spanish gente
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yera
/YEH-rah/ — year. Source: English year
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yori
/YOH-ree/ — tomorrow
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abi
/AH-bee/ — still. Source: Hindi-Urdu abhi
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agla
/AH-glah/ — next. Source: Hindi-Urdu agla
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ama
/AH-mah/ — parent
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an
/ahn/ — I, me
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ana
/AH-nah/ — we, us (not you)
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anguli
/AHN-goo-lee/ — finger. Source: Hindi-Urdu ungli
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ata
/AH-tah/ — one
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avaza
/AH-vah-zah/ — voice. Source: Hindi-Urdu aavaaz
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badal
/BAH-dahl/ — change. Source: Hindi-Urdu badal
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baito
/BAH-ee-toh/ — sit (command). Source: Hindi-Urdu baitho
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bandi
/BAHN-dee/ — closed. Source: Hindi-Urdu band
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barba
/BAHR-bah/ — burr. Source: Portuguese rebarba
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bati
/BAH-tee/ — build. Source: Haitian Kreyòl bati
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ben
/BEHN/ — well (as in well, then). Source: Portuguese bem
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bi
/bee/ — two
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bol
/BOHL/ — word. Source: Hindi-Urdu bol
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bomba
/BOHM-bah/ — pump. Source: Portuguese bomba
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bor
/BOHR/ — board. Source: English board
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but
/BOOT/ — boot. Source: English boot
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da
/dah/ — did (the past)
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daraza
/DAH-rah-zah/ — drawer. Source: Hindi-Urdu daraz
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deko
/DEH-koh/ — look. Source: Hindi-Urdu dekho
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den
/DEHN/ — then
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der
/DEHR/ — late. Source: Hindi-Urdu der
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des
/DEHS/ — ten
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di
/dee/ — this
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dina
/DEE-nah/ — day
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dona
/DOH-nah/ — give. Source: Portuguese doar
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doni
/DOH-nee/ — answer
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dori
/DOH-ree/ — say
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du
/doo/ — due (the next job, in the record voice). Source: the yard record register du
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dur
/DOOR/ — far. Source: Hindi-Urdu dur
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e
/eh/ — is, are
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ekipa
/EH-kee-pah/ — crew. Source: Portuguese equipa
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en
/ehn/ — doing, in progress
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feni
/FEH-nee/ — make
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finish
/FEE-neesh/ — finish (of a surface). Source: English finish
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fit
/FEET/ — fit (a part). Source: the yard record register fit
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geli
/GEH-lee/ — be good
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gini
/GEE-nee/ — count. Source: Hindi-Urdu gin-
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go
/goh/ — will
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guru
/GOO-roo/ — teacher. Source: Hindi-Urdu guru
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har
/HAHR/ — every. Source: Hindi-Urdu har
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i
/ee/ — he, she, it
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imi
/EE-mee/ — child
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ine
/EE-neh/ — they
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ka
/kah/ — can, be able to
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kaba
/KAH-bah/ — cabinet, box. Source: the yard record register kaba
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kagofis
/KAH-goh-fees/ — freight office. Source: English cargo office
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kagokoman
/KAH-goh-koh-mahn/ — freight command. Source: English cargo command
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kami
/KAH-mee/ — useful. Source: Hindi-Urdu kaam + -i
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karb
/KAHRB/ — carbon. Source: the yard record register karb
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kari
/KAH-ree/ — carry
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karo
/KAH-roh/ — car (rail car). Source: the yard record register karo
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kase
/KAH-seh/ — because
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kavi
/KAH-vee/ — take
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ke
/keh/ — (marks the thing acted on; it follows that thing)
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keki
/KEH-kee/ — cake. Source: English cake
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kilometa
/KEE-loh-meh-tah/ — kilometer. Source: English kilometre
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kiu
/KEE-oo/ — queue. Source: English queue
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kot
/KOHT/ — coat. Source: English coat
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kros-trak
/KROHS TRAHK/ — crossed, contested (of where a thing came from); what else is on the track? Source: English cross track
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kuata
/KOO-ah-tah/ — quarter (hour). Source: English quarter
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kudi
/KOO-dee/ — jump. Source: Hindi-Urdu kood
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kula
/KOO-lah/ — open. Source: Hindi-Urdu khul-
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kus
/KOOS/ — something. Source: Hindi-Urdu kuch
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kut
/KOOT/ — separated, cut (condition). Source: English cut
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la
/lah/ — with
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lado
/LAH-doh/ — side. Source: Spanish lado
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lage
/LAH-geh/ — seem. Source: Hindi-Urdu lag-
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lavi
/LAH-vee/ — work
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le
/leh/ — at
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lever
/LEH-vehr/ — lever. Source: English lever
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li
/lee/ — to
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likhi
/LEE-khee/ — write. Source: Hindi-Urdu likh-
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lo
/loh/ — from
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lu
/loo/ — more than one
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mai
/MAH-ee/ — might
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maniwa
/MAH-nee-wah/ — hand
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mara
/MAH-rah/ — the greater part, most
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mari
/MAH-ree/ — die. Source: Hindi-Urdu mar-
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mata
/MAH-tah/ — all, only (that is all)
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mavi
/MAH-vee/ — move
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meli
/MEH-lee/ — want
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mendak
/MEHN-dahk/ — frog. Source: Bengali bang; Hindi-Urdu mendhak
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mera
/MEH-rah/ — person
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mes
/MEHS/ — month. Source: Portuguese mês
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mili
/MEE-lee/ — meet. Source: Hindi-Urdu mil-
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mona
/MOH-nah/ — money
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muka
/MOO-kah/ — face. Source: Hindi-Urdu mukh
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nafarat
/NAH-fah-raht/ — hate. Source: Hindi-Urdu nafrat
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nal
/NAHL/ — on
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namak
/NAH-mahk/ — salt. Source: Hindi-Urdu namak
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nani
/NAH-nee/ — gran, grandmother. Source: Hindi-Urdu nani
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nem
/NEHM/ — (closes a clause begun with kase)
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neme
/NEH-meh/ — name
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nen
/NEHN/ — nine
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nena
/NEH-nah/ — never
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neri
/NEH-ree/ — leave
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nes
/NEHS/ — under
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ni
/nee/ — of, ’s
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nil
/NEEL/ — inside
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nisan
/NEE-sahn/ — mark. Source: Hindi-Urdu nishan
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no
/noh/ — not
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no-ope
/noh OH-peh/ — no permission, not to be opened. Source: English no open
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noka
/NOH-kah/ — night
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novi
/NOH-vee/ — know
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nu
/noo/ — now
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nul
/NOOL/ — zero
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numa
/NOO-mah/ — home
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odi
/OH-dee/ — other
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ok
/ohk/ — eight
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pa
/pah/ — may, be allowed to
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padi
/PAH-dee/ — read. Source: Hindi-Urdu padh-
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pasa
/PAH-sah/ — happen, pass. Source: Portuguese passar
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patra
/PAH-trah/ — letter. Source: Hindi-Urdu patra
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peni
/PEH-nee/ — ask
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pensil
/PEHN-seel/ — pencil. Source: English pencil
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pidi
/PEE-dee/ — generation. Source: Hindi-Urdu pidhi
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pin
/PEEN/ — pin. Source: English pin
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posta
/POH-stah/ — poster. Source: Portuguese poster; cartaz
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prenta
/PREHN-tah/ — printer. Source: English printer
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purana
/POO-rah-nah/ — old. Source: Hindi-Urdu purana
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ra
/rah/ — who, which, that
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rako
/RAH-koh/ — keep, hold. Source: Hindi-Urdu rakh-
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rel
/REHL/ — train. Source: Hindi-Urdu rel (railway)
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ren
/REHN/ — again
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res
/REHS/ — rest, suspend (the next job, in the record voice). Source: English rest
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reti
/REH-tee/ — stay
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saba
/SAH-bah/ — all. Source: Hindi-Urdu sab
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sahi
/SAH-hee/ — right, correct. Source: Hindi-Urdu sahi
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sal
/SAHL/ — year. Source: Hindi-Urdu sal
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sardi
/SAHR-dee/ — winter. Source: Hindi-Urdu sardi
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savadan
/SAH-vah-dahn/ — careful. Source: Hindi-Urdu savdhan
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savari
/SAH-vah-ree/ — ride. Source: Hindi-Urdu savari
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savi
/SAH-vee/ — sing
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se
/seh/ — if
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sekshon
/SEHK-shohn/ — section. Source: English section
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sela
/SEH-lah/ — there
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sen
/SEHN/ — hundred
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set
/SEHT/ — seven; set, paired assembly (yard shorthand)
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sha
/SHAH/ — (ends a yes-or-no question)
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sheka
/SHEH-kah/ — check. Source: English check
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sida
/SEE-dah/ — sit. Source: Haitian Kreyòl chita
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silai
/SEE-lah-ee/ — seam. Source: Hindi-Urdu silai
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sirsak
/SEER-sahk/ — headline. Source: Hindi-Urdu shirshak
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soshi
/SOH-shee/ — think. Source: Hindi-Urdu soch
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susti
/SOO-stee/ — sloppy. Source: Hindi-Urdu susti
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suwish
/SOO-weesh/ — points (rail switch). Source: English switch, borrowed into Hindi rail speech as svich
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tair
/TAH-eer/ — swim. Source: Hindi-Urdu tair-
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tak
/TAHK/ — until. Source: Hindi-Urdu tak
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tala
/TAH-lah/ — lock. Source: Hindi-Urdu tala
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tama
/TAH-mah/ — thing
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tavi
/TAH-vee/ — repair
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teni
/TEH-nee/ — hold. Source: Spanish tener
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tezi
/TEH-zee/ — fast. Source: Hindi-Urdu tez
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tiket
/TEE-keht/ — ticket. Source: English ticket
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tima
/TEE-mah/ — time (tima kut, time out)
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to
/toh/ — must
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trak
/TRAHK/ — where it came from (record voice)
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tri
/TREE/ — three
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un
/oon/ — you (one person)
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uza
/OO-zah/ — use. Source: Portuguese usar
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vedi
/VEH-dee/ — choose
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veni
/VEH-nee/ — come
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vi
/vee/ — that (as in said that)
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vidi
/VEE-dee/ — see
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wan
/WAHN/ — and
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wena
/WEH-nah/ — what
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weni
/WEH-nee/ — who
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wenila
/WEH-nee-lah/ — how long
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wenu
/WEH-noo/ — why
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wet
/WEHT/ — wet (record condition). Source: English wet
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yena
/YEH-nah/ — just
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yunit
/YOO-neet/ — unit. Source: English unit
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zamin
/ZAH-meen/ — ground. Source: Hindi-Urdu zamin
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zu
/zoo/ — very
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