vini
Haitian Creole
In Haitian Creole "come" is vini, from French venir. As a command, Vini is enough, and Vini isit means "Come here".
The verb does not change with the person. Say mwen vini, ou vini and li vini with the same form.
Meaning: to come (verb)
Did you know?
- Haitian Creole verbs keep one form for every person, so vini never changes.
Examples in context
- Vini isit.Come here.
- Vini manje.Come and eat.
- Li pral vini demen.He will come tomorrow.
Example conversation
Mother Josette calls her son Samuel to dinner.
- JosetteSamuel, vini manje!Samuel, come and eat!
- SamuelM ap vini, manman.I am coming, Mom.
- JosetteVini vit.Come quickly.
