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

gason
Haitian Creole
In Haitian Creole "boy" is gason, from French garçon. For a small boy people say ti gason, literally "little boy".
Meaning: young male person (noun)

Ways to say it

“Boy” in Creole
Creole Note
gason Haitian Creole
Ti gason little boy

Gason can also mean "male" or "son", as in Mwen gen yon gason. The word for girl is fi.

Did you know?

  • Gason comes from French garçon.

Examples in context

  • Ti gason an ap jwe.
    The little boy is playing.
  • Mwen gen de gason.
    I have two boys.

Example conversation

A neighbor, Madanm Rose, asks Jeanne about her new baby.

  1. Madanm Rose

    Se yon fi oswa yon gason?
    Is it a girl or a boy?
  2. Jeanne

    Se yon gason.
    It is a boy.
  3. Madanm Rose

    Felisitasyon!
    Congratulations!
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