pita
everyday, Haitian Creole
This page covers Haitian Creole. "Later" is pita, and Na wè pita means "see you later".
Meaning: at a time after now (adverb)
Ways to say it
| Creole | Note |
|---|---|
| pita | everyday, Haitian Creole |
| Na wè pita | farewell |
Pita goes at the end of the sentence: Mwen pral rele w pita is "I will call you later". As a farewell, Na wè pita is friendly and informal.
Which one should you use?
For a more precise time you can use yon lòt lè for "another time".
Did you know?
- The goodbye Na wè is a contraction of nou a wè, meaning "we will see".
Examples in context
- Mwen pral rele w pita.I will call you later.
Example conversation
Fabrice leaves a café and says goodbye to the waitress Carline.
- FabriceMwen dwe ale kounye a.I have to go now.
- CarlineOkenn pwoblèm.No problem.
- FabriceNa wè pita!See you later!
