How to Say “Get Well Soon” in Haitian Creole

Geri vit
short
The short way to say get well soon in Haitian Creole is Geri vit, "heal quickly". A fuller wish is Mwen swete ou refè vit, "I hope you recover quickly".
Meaning: a wish for someone who is ill (phrase)

Ways to say it

“get well soon” in Creole
Creole Note
Geri vit short
Mwen swete ou refè vit fuller

Many people add a blessing such as Bondye bon, "God is good", when visiting someone who is sick.

What does it mean word for word?

Geri means "to heal", refè means "to recover" and vit means "quickly".

Did you know?

  • Zanmi m means "my friend", and m is the short form of mwen, "I" or "my".

Examples in context

  • Geri vit, zanmi m!
    Get well soon, my friend!
  • Mwen swete ou refè vit.
    I hope you recover quickly.

Example conversation

Fabienne visits her neighbour Jean-Robert, who has the flu.

  1. Fabienne

    Kijan ou santi ou?
    How do you feel?
  2. Jean-Robert

    Pi byen jodi a.
    Better today.
  3. Fabienne

    Bon, geri vit!
    Good, get well soon!
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