How to Say “Bee” in Creole (Haitian Creole)

myèl
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A bee in Haitian Creole is myèl. The same word appears in siwo myèl, the word for honey.
Meaning: the insect that makes honey (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

Siwo myèl means "bee syrup", which is how Haitian Creole names honey.

How do you pronounce it?

Myèl sounds like "myel", one syllable with the "è" of "bed".

Did you know?

  • Honey in Haitian Creole is siwo myèl, literally "bee syrup".

Examples in context

  • Gen yon myèl sou flè a.
    There is a bee on the flower.
  • Mwen renmen siwo myèl.
    I like honey.

Example conversation

Lovely and her brother Junior have a picnic in a garden in Les Cayes.

  1. Junior

    Atansyon, gen yon myèl!
    Watch out, there is a bee!
  2. Lovely

    Pa fè mouvman, l ap ale.
    Do not move, it will go away.
  3. Junior

    Li ale. Mèsi Bondye.
    It left. Thank God.
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