How to Say “Sweet Dreams” in Creole (Haitian Creole)

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Fè bon rèv
phrase, Haitian Creole
In Haitian Creole "sweet dreams" is Fè bon rèv, literally "make good dreams". This page covers Haitian Creole.
You say it at bedtime to family, friends or a partner. Pair it with Bòn nwit, the common way to say good night.
Meaning: wish for a good night's sleep (phrase)

Which one should you use?

Rèv means dream, and bon means good.

Did you know?

  • Bòn nwit for "good night" is written with an accent on the ò to show the open sound.

Examples in context

  • Bòn nwit, fè bon rèv.
    Good night, sweet dreams.
  • Fè bon rèv, cheri.
    Sweet dreams, dear.

Example conversation

Mother Régine says goodnight to her son Samuel.

  1. Régine

    Bòn nwit, Samuel.
    Good night, Samuel.
  2. Samuel

    Bòn nwit, manman.
    Good night, Mom.
  3. Régine

    Fè bon rèv.
    Sweet dreams.
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