Rele m
everyday, Haitian Creole
In Haitian Creole "call me" is Rele m. The short m stands for mwen, meaning "me", and Rele mwen is the full form.
Meaning: ask someone to phone you (phrase)
Ways to say it
| Creole | Note |
|---|---|
| Rele m | everyday, Haitian Creole |
| Rele mwen | full form |
Use Rele m in spoken Creole and in messages. Add tanpri for "please" or pita for "later".
Did you know?
- The short m for mwen is very common in everyday Haitian Creole speech.
Examples in context
- Rele m aswè a.Call me this evening.
- Tanpri, rele m.Please call me.
- Rele m pita.Call me later.
Example conversation
Friends Yolande and Frantz end a chat in the street.
- YolandeMwen gen yon rann vou.I have an appointment.
- FrantzDakò. Rele m aswè a.Okay. Call me this evening.
- YolandeWi, m ap rele ou.Yes, I will call you.
