Post Office

10 phrases · Haitian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kote biwo postal la ye?

    Where is the post office?

    Usage

    Used to ask for the location of the post office

    Grammar Note

    "biwo" comes from French "bureau" meaning "office"

  2. Mwen vle voye lèt sa a

    I want to send this letter

    Usage

    Used at the post office when wanting to mail a letter

    Grammar Note

    "voye" derives from French "envoyer" meaning "to send"

  3. Konbyen pou voye yon lèt nan Japon?

    What is the postage to Japan?

    Usage

    Used to ask about international postage rates

    Grammar Note

    "pou" here functions as a preposition meaning "to" or "for"

  4. Èske mwen ka achte tenb isit?

    Can I buy stamps?

    Usage

    Used to ask if stamps are available for purchase

    Grammar Note

    "tenb" means "stamp"; it comes from French "timbre"

  5. Mwen vle voye yon pake aletranje

    I want to send a parcel abroad

    Usage

    Used to send an international package or parcel

    Grammar Note

    "aletranje" comes from French "à l'étranger" meaning "abroad"

  6. Konbyen tan sa pral pran?

    How long does it take?

    Usage

    Used to ask how many days delivery or processing will take

    Grammar Note

    "tan" comes from French "temps" meaning "time"

  7. Mwen vle yon nimewo pou swiv pake mwen

    I want a tracking number

    Usage

    Used to request a tracking number for a shipment

    Grammar Note

    "swiv" comes from French "suivre" meaning "to follow" or "to track"

  8. Èske ou gen kat postal?

    Are there postcards?

    Usage

    Used to ask if postcards are available

    Grammar Note

    "gen" is a versatile verb meaning "to have" or "there is"

  9. Konbyen pake sa a peze?

    How much does this weigh?

    Usage

    Used at the post office to check the weight of a package

    Grammar Note

    "peze" comes from French "peser" meaning "to weigh"

  10. Tanpri voye li pa livrezon rapid

    Send it express

    Usage

    Used to request express delivery for urgent shipments

    Grammar Note

    "rapid" comes from French "rapide" meaning "fast" or "quick"

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