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“L'apé drénn diló.”

— He's draining water.

“Nationality”

“Ça déjir pa fasilmen.”

— That doesn't digest easily.

“Mo pe pa déjiré li.”

— I cannot digest it.

“To have breakfast; to eat breakfast”

“Dékònn-la apé déklinné.”

— The sugar cane is waning.

“Yé va dékoupé un jiroman pou Halloween.”

— They will carve a pumpkin for Halloween.

“Li viní dékourajé apré lentærmen-la.”

— He got down-in-the-dumps after the funeral.

“Ça té dékourajé yé.”

— That depressed them.

“M'olé dékouvèr mô famiy.”

— I want to discover my family.

“Li gin dékriz-la!”

— She has the rabies!

“Kan un shyin gin dékriz, ça mòd un mounn, épi mounn-ça gin dékriz osi, komm unn fyèv.”

— When a dog who has rabies bites a person, that person gets the rabbies too, like a fever.

“Pou dékriz, to pe prenn dilo sinativ. Ç’alé édé kalmé twa.”

— When you have the rabies, take sedative water. It will help calm you.