Travel Vocabulary

Hotel check-in

ENGLISH PORTUGUESE* CREOLE**
how much is a double room ? quanto é um duplo ? kwantu ka custá uma kwatu duplo ?
is breakfast included in o pequeno almoço está incluído no preço do quarto ? matabisu sá metido ?
is it possible to reduce the price ? é possível reduzir o preço ? bô ka pô dêsê plesu ?
we don't have a lot of money não temos muito dinheiro non na tê djelu muntu fa

food

ENGLISH PORTUGUESE* CREOLE**
beer cerveja seleveja
bread pão mpon
chicken frango ganha
cow vaca bwê
fish peixe pixi
fruit fruta fluta
potatoes batatas batata
rice arroz lôsu
soft drink refrigerante sumu
water água awa
MEALS
breakfast pequeno almoço matabisu
dinner jantar janta
lunch almoço lômôsu
RESTAURANT CONVERSATION
how much is...? quanto é..? kwantu ê ka custa..?
this is too... é muito... e sa...muntu
can I use ... posso utilizar ... um pô utiliza...
toilet casa de banho ke banhu
eat comer kume
drink beber bêbê

*only the masculine singular form of Portuguese is quoted

**Creole does not have an orthography of its own yet, so the orthography used is sort of home made /Tjerk.

As a rule open vowels like a in 'car' are represented simple, like a, whereas closed vowels like a in 'cat' are represented with accent as â. I promise to look into this later on. Any suggestions to improve the comprehension of English speakers, are very welcome...