How to say “beautiful” and “beautiful woman” in Haitian Creole

In this video, you will learn the following when you follow the timestamps below.

0:00 How to say “Beautiful” in Haitian Creole

0:16  You say “Bèl”, pronunciation

0:24  How to say “Beautiful woman”

0:38  It’s “Bèl fanm”

0:49 Country is “peyi” in Haitian Creole

1:02 how to say “beautiful” in French

1:18 “Belle” is one way to say “beautiful” in French

1:38 French vs Haitian Creole for “beautiful”

2:06 Haitian Creole spelling for “beautiful”

2:43 Translate French Creole audio to English

Here’s the transcript from the video.

How to say “Beautiful” and “Beautiful woman” in Haitian Creole

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how do you say beautiful in Haitian

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Creole hi this is Swans from your

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Haitian translator.com and I will be

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answering the question so how to say

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“beautiful” in Haitian Creole you say

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“Bèl”

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one more time

You say “Bèl”, pronunciation

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“Bèl”

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One Last Time “bèl”

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this is how you say beautiful in Haitian

How to say “Beautiful woman” in Haitian Creole

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Creole for example if you wanted to say

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beautiful woman so you would say “bèl fanm”

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one more time beautiful woman is “bèl fanm”

It’s “Bèl fanm”

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“Fanm”

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if you wanted to say beautiful country

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you say “bèl peyi”

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okay because the word “peyi” means country

Country is “peyi” in Haitian Creole

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now we always know that there is a

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French Connection so what is the French

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Connection uh in how you say beautiful

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incredible so that brings us to the

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question of asking how to say beautiful

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in French

how to say “beautiful” in French

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in French you will say beautiful two

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ways one way could be “beau”

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if if the noun that that follows the

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word the adjective is actually a

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masculine word

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and the other way would be “belle” exactly

“Belle” is one way to say “beautiful” in French

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so for example in French if you want to

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say “beautiful girl” you say “bell fille” okay

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but if you want to say for example

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um “beautiful sky”, you say “beau ciel” but in

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Haitian we kept the “belle” part so

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uh in Haitian Creole

French vs Haitian Creole for “beautiful”

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to say beautiful you say “belle”

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and in French sometimes if it’s the masculine

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if it’s the feminine word that will

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follow uh the adjective you will say

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“belle” uh two uh the key difference it

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will be in the pronunciation for example

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in Haitian Creole Creole we spell it as “b-è-l” with

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the grave accent l so “b-è with the grave

Haitian Creole spelling for “beautiful”

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accent and “L” that’s “bèl” in Haitian

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Creole now in French we spell the word

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“belle” as “b-e-l-l-e” that’s “belle” in French

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video from Haitian Creole into English

Translate French Creole audio to English

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or if the audio is mixed like last week

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I got an audio where the people were

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speaking both Haitian Creole in French

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and I was happy to work on it so let me

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know if you have other questions

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regarding Haitian Creole in uh French or

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Haitian Creole in English thank you so

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much for your time on to the next video

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