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

lò
everyday
Gold in Haitian Creole is lò, the same word as French or with the article attached.
Use an lò for "made of gold", as in yon bag an lò, "a gold ring".
Meaning: precious yellow metal (noun)

Did you know?

  • The Creole lò is French l'or, where the article l' stuck to the word.

Examples in context

  • Yon bag an lò.
    A gold ring.
  • Lò chè.
    Gold is expensive.

Example conversation

Rose and her aunt look at jewelry in a shop.

  1. Rose

    Gade bag sa a.
    Look at this ring.
  2. Tant

    Se yon bag an lò.
    It is a gold ring.
  3. Rose

    Li bèl.
    It is pretty.
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