Casino & Gambling

15 phrases · Haitian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ki kote kazino a ye?

    Where is the casino?

    Usage

    Asking for the location of the casino

    Grammar Note

    "Ki kote ... ye?" is the standard location question

  2. Ki minimòm paryaj nan tab sa a?

    What is the minimum bet at this table?

    Usage

    Asking about minimum bet at a table

    Grammar Note

    "Ki minimòm" asks about the minimum amount

  3. Ki jan mwen ka achte jeton?

    How do I buy chips?

    Usage

    Asking how to purchase chips

    Grammar Note

    "Ki jan mwen ka" asks "how can I"

  4. Mwen ta renmen jwe blakjak / roulèt / bakara / pokè / machin.

    I'd like to play blackjack / roulette / baccarat / poker / slots.

    Usage

    Stating which casino game you want to play

    Grammar Note

    "Mwen ta renmen jwe" means "I'd like to play"

  5. Pran yon kat / Rete / Double (blakjak)

    Hit / Stand / Double down (blackjack terms)

    Usage

    Basic blackjack commands at the table

    Grammar Note

    "Pran yon kat" is the command to take one card

  6. Mwen ta renmen chanje jeton mwen yo.

    I'd like to cash out my chips.

    Usage

    Cashing out chips for money

    Grammar Note

    "mwen yo" means "my chips" (plural possessive)

  7. Èske gen yon kòd abiman?

    Is there a dress code?

    Usage

    Asking about dress code requirements

    Grammar Note

    "Èske gen yon" asks if something exists

  8. Èske mwen ka jwenn yon bwason gratis?

    Can I get a complimentary drink?

    Usage

    Asking for a complimentary drink

    Grammar Note

    "Èske mwen ka jwenn" asks if one can get something

  9. Ki limit tab yo?

    What are the table limits?

    Usage

    Asking about table betting limits

    Grammar Note

    "yo" functions as a plural definite article

  10. Èske gen yon chanm VIP?

    Is there a VIP room?

    Usage

    Asking about VIP room availability

    Grammar Note

    "Èske gen yon" checks if something is available

  11. Mwen panse sa ase pou mwen aswè a.

    I think I've had enough for tonight.

    Usage

    Indicating you are done playing for the night

    Grammar Note

    "Mwen panse" means "I think/believe"

  12. Mwen se yon debutant — èske ou ka eksplike règ yo?

    I'm a beginner — can you explain the rules?

    Usage

    Asking for rules explanation as a beginner

    Grammar Note

    "Èske ou ka eksplike" asks "can you explain"

  13. A ki lè kazino a fèmen?

    What time does the casino close?

    Usage

    Asking when the casino closes

    Grammar Note

    "A ki lè" means "at what time"

  14. Ki jwèt ou genyen disponib?

    What games do you have available?

    Usage

    Asking what games are available at the casino

    Grammar Note

    "Ki jwèt ou genyen" asks what games they have

  15. Èske mwen ka chanje jeton nan kès la?

    Can I exchange chips for cash at the cashier?

    Usage

    Asking about cashing out chips at the cashier

    Grammar Note

    "Èske mwen ka chanje" asks if one can exchange

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