Need to translate "good night" to Haitian Creole? Here's how you say it.

Good night → Bòn nwi! Goodbye → Orevwa! See you later → Na wè pita. How are you? → Kijan ou ye? I’m fine, thank you. And you? → Mwen byen, mèsi. E ou menm? What’s your name? → Kijan ou rele? My name is… → Mwen rele… I’m pleased to meet you. → Mwen contain rekonèt ou. Excuse me sir / ma’am → Eskize men mesye ...

Replace the pronoun “mwen” by the other pronouns for the other person. Greetings words ~ Bonjou – from morning to 11:59 AM ~ Bonswa – from noon till night ~ Bòn nwi – when leaving someone at night, specially going to bed ~ Bòn joune – good day (wish) ~ Bòn sware – good evening (wish) ~ Bòn aprèmidi – good afternoon (wish) ~ Orevwa – good…

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Bòn nwi. How are you? Kòman ou ye? I'm fine. Mwen byen. Thank you. Mèsi. How's it going? Kòman bagay yo ye? It's going well. Tout bagay byen. I'm very good. Mwen tré byen. And you? E ou? Goobye. O revwa. See you later. Nou ap wè pita. What have you been up to? Kisa ou ap fè la. I've been very busy. Mwen te trè okipe. About us.

Besides the morning greeting “Bonjou” these are the most common ways to say Hello in Haitian Creole. Good afternoon – Bòn apre-midi. Good evening – Bòn swa. Good night – Bòn nwi. These phrases are used for greetings and for departing at different times in the day. “Good afternoon” is typically from noon until anytime around 4pm.

2017年8月20日 · There you go 😀😃😀😁😀😃|You say "Bonswa" "Lannwit" means just "night"|bòn nwi

There you go 😀😃😀😁😀😃|You say "Bonswa" "Lannwit" means just "night"|bòn nwi

Good night in Haitian Creole. Learn how to say it and discover more Haitian Creole translations on indifferentlanguages.com.

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