How to Say “Get Out” in Creole (Haitian Creole)

By Rosemary Rosie • Updated October 16, 2026

Soti!

command

To tell someone to get out in Haitian Creole, say Soti! Soti isit la! means "Get out of here!" and is stronger.

Meaning: order to leave (phrase)

Ways to say it

“Get Out” in Creole
Creole	Note
Soti!	command
Soti isit la!	command, stronger

These are commands, so they sound angry in most settings. In a friendly setting Soti can also just mean "go out" or "leave".

Did you know?

The Haitian Creole soti also means "to come from" in questions like Ki kote ou soti?

Examples in context

Soti isit la!
Get out of here!

Example conversation

A father, Paul, talks to his son Jean.

Paul

Jean, soti nan chanm lan.
Jean, get out of the room.
Jean

Poukisa?
Why?
Paul

Mwen bezwen travay.
I need to work.

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About The Author

Rosemary Rosie

Bonjour! I am Rosemary, your go-to guide for all things Creole. My passion for language leads me to create comprehensive guides that make learning Creole accessible and fun. From expressing love and admiration to naming everyday items, I’ve written about it all in my articles. When not crafting linguistics posts, you may find me strumming my guitar or cooking up the perfect bowl of Haitian rice. Let's ki kote, or journey together, through the beautiful fusion that is Creole.

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