Èske ou genyen sa a nan gwosè mwen?
Do you have this in my size?
Usage
Asking if an item is available in your size
Grammar Note
"Èske ou genyen" asks "do you have"
Èske mwen ka eseye sa a?
Can I try this on?
Usage
Asking permission to try on an item
Grammar Note
"Èske mwen ka" asks for permission
Ki kote kabin esè a ye?
Where is the fitting room?
Usage
Asking for the location of the fitting room
Grammar Note
"Ki kote ... ye?" asks "where is..."
Sa a twò sere / laj / long / kout.
This is too tight / loose / long / short.
Usage
Describing fit issues after trying on clothing
Grammar Note
"twò + adjective" means "too ..."
Èske ou genyen sa a nan yon lòt koulè?
Do you have this in a different color?
Usage
Asking for an item in a different color
Grammar Note
"nan yon lòt koulè" means "in a different color"
Ki materyèl / twal sa a fèt avèk?
What material / fabric is this made of?
Usage
Asking about the material or fabric of clothing
Grammar Note
"fèt avèk" means "made of/with"
Èske mwen ka lave sa a nan machin?
Is this machine washable?
Usage
Checking if the item is machine washable
Grammar Note
"Èske mwen ka lave nan machin" asks if machine washing is possible
Konbyen sa a koute?
How much is this?
Usage
Asking the price of a clothing item
Grammar Note
"Konbyen sa a koute?" is the basic price inquiry
Èske gen yon rediksyon oswa rabè?
Is there a sale or discount?
Usage
Asking about sales or discounts
Grammar Note
"Èske gen yon" asks if something exists
Mwen ap pran l.
I'll take it.
Usage
Deciding to purchase an item
Grammar Note
"M ap pran l" means "I'll take/buy it"
Mwen ap gade sèlman, mèsi.
I'm just looking, thank you.
Usage
Politely declining a sales approach while browsing
Grammar Note
"mèsi" comes from French "merci"
Ki politik retou / echanj nou?
What is your return / exchange policy?
Usage
Asking about return and exchange policy
Grammar Note
"nou" here means "your" referring to the store
Èske estil sa a popilè kounye a?
Is this style popular right now?
Usage
Asking if a style is currently trending
Grammar Note
"kounye a" means "right now/currently"
Èske ou ka rete / koud sa a pou mwen?
Can you alter / hem this for me?
Usage
Asking for clothing alteration or hemming
Grammar Note
"Èske ou ka ... pou mwen?" is a polite request "can you ... for me?"
Sa a bèl anpil sou ou.
This looks great on you.
Usage
Complimenting a companion on how an outfit looks
Grammar Note
"sou ou" means "on you" as in wearing
More Haitian Creole phrases
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