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How do you say “I’m happy to see you” in Creole?

I am happy to see you

Mwen kontan wè ou

This phrase is common after a greeting, especially when reconnecting after a long absence. In the translation below, the word “am” is implied by the Creole grammar.

Literal Meaning

Mwen – I
kontan – happy
wè – to see
ou – you

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How can I say “I’m happy to see you” in Haitian Creole.

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