How to Say “Orange” in Haitian Creole

zoranj
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This page covers Haitian Creole (Kreyòl ayisyen), the most widely spoken creole. The word for the fruit "orange" is zoranj. The initial z comes from the French plural article.
It is used for the fruit and it is also commonly understood for the color orange.
Meaning: the citrus fruit (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

It is said "zo-RANJ".

Did you know?

  • The Haitian currency is the gourde, goud, and prices at markets are often quoted in it.

Examples in context

  • Mwen renmen zoranj.
    I like oranges.
  • Ban m yon zoranj.
    Give me an orange.

Example conversation

At the market, Madame Simone sells fruit to a customer, Patrick.

  1. Patrick

    Konbyen zoranj yo ye?
    How much are the oranges?
  2. Simone

    Senk goud pou yon.
    Five gourdes for one.
  3. Patrick

    Ban m twa.
    Give me three.
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