How to Say “Rabbit” in Haitian Creole

lapen
noun
This page covers Haitian Creole. The word for rabbit is lapen.
Meaning: rabbit (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The article follows the noun, so "the rabbit" is lapen an and "the rabbits" is lapen yo.

How do you pronounce it?

Lapen sounds close to "la-PEN", with a nasal ending.

Did you know?

  • The Haitian Creole lapen comes from the French lapin.

Examples in context

  • Gen yon lapen nan jaden an.
    There is a rabbit in the garden.
  • Lapen yo ap manje.
    The rabbits are eating.

Example conversation

Two children, Pierre and Lise, look at an animal in the yard.

  1. Pierre

    Gade, yon lapen!
    Look, a rabbit!
  2. Lise

    Wi, li piti anpil.
    Yes, it is very small.
  3. Pierre

    Li bèl.
    It is pretty.
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