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

vèt
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Green in Haitian Creole is vèt, from French vert.
Meaning: color of grass (adjective)

How does it change in a sentence?

The color follows the noun and does not change, as in pòm vèt.

Did you know?

  • The Creole vèt is spelled the way it is heard.

Examples in context

  • Pòm sa a vèt.
    This apple is green.
  • Mwen renmen koulè vèt.
    I like the color green.

Example conversation

Rose and Paul pick a color for a shirt.

  1. Rose

    Ki koulè ou vle?
    What color do you want?
  2. Paul

    Mwen vle vèt.
    I want green.
  3. Rose

    Li bèl.
    It is pretty.
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