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

bourik
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The Haitian Creole word for donkey is bourik. The plural is bourik yo.
Say bourik la for "the donkey".
Meaning: long-eared animal (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word bourik is related to French bourrique.

Examples in context

  • Bourik la ap mache dousman.
    The donkey is walking slowly.
  • Mwen wè yon bourik.
    I see a donkey.

Example conversation

Jean and his uncle on a country road.

  1. Jean

    Gade bourik la.
    Look at the donkey.
  2. Tonton

    Li ap mache dousman.
    He is walking slowly.
  3. Jean

    Li bèl.
    He is nice.
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