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“Un tiyó pou bwa dijí.”

— A straw for drinking juice.

“N'alé kondwi ishka Houston, pi arété.”

— We're going to drive to Houston, then stop.

“Çé li ki va gouværné.”

— She's the one driving.

“Yé di ça va mouyasé tou lajounné démin.”

— They say it will drizzle all day long tomorrow.

“Aroz-li avèk di vinégrèt.”

— Spread some vinagret on top.

“Li arozé gato-la avèk shokolá.”

— She covered the cake with chocolate.

“Li komensé bavé apré mô gombó.”

— He started drooling after my gumbo.

“Li té lésé tombé tou l'afær.”

— He dropped the whole topic.

“Un gou diló”

— A drop of water

“Un ti gout di Whiskey”

— A little drop of Whiskey

“fé sèk”

— have a drought

“Iná un séshrès inkròyab.”

— There's an unbelievable drought.

“Flèv-la nwayé li.”

— The river drowned him.