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Sweetheart, Baby, and Sweet Talk in Creole

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We get lots of questions about love advice, here are a few more words you’ll want to know. Don’t hesitate to ask something more specific. Here are some popular Haitian terms of endearment and romantic nicknames in Creole.

Mo moun kon plis itil avek mari yo oubyen manaj yo
Words people often use with their husband or boyfriend

amou – lover
chouchou – girlfriend / boyfriend
bebe – baby
Cheri  – sweetheart
Papi – boyfriend / husband
Manmi – girlfriend / wife
Mon kè – my heart

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Miss Estherline is the voice of Haitian Croele Net. She was born in Port-au-Prince and has lived in Haiti her whole life. She is fluent in Haitian Creole, French, and English. Even with a difficult childhood, she maintained a desire to help others - especially children. She is the mother of one daughter and they dream of someday visiting America.  Creole is her native language, but she is also fluent in French. You can also listen to her talking about her life. You can hear her beautiful voice on our original Creole Pronunciations.

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  1. Shelley Kath says

    I love your website! I just found it and it is helping me a lot. I live in Montreal and speak English and French, but I wanted to say some nice things to a wonderful Haitian man I met recently. I’d like to “like” your website on Facebook if I can figure that out. Blessings to you for doing tis website!!

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    • Anthony Kummer says

      Thanks so much! We’re not on Facebook but appreciate the encouragement. Please keep in touch and let us know if you need any specific phrases.

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  2. Shelley Kath says

    Thank you so much for your kind reply! I do have one quick question. What are terms of endearment for a boyfriend when the boyfriend refers to his girlfriend as ti-manmi? In other words, what is the male version of ti-manmi?
    Asking for a friend, lol.

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