Traveling with Kids

1. Eski ena enn plas pou zanfan?

   Is there a space for children?

   Usage

   Asking whether there is a place for children

   Grammar Note

   Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

2. Mo bann zanfan fin.

   My children are hungry

   Usage

   Saying your children are hungry

   Grammar Note

   "bann" marks the plural; the dictionary glosses "fin" as hungry. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

3. Mo zanfan finn perdi.

   My child is lost

   Usage

   Saying your child is lost

   Grammar Note

   Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

4. Eski ena manze pou bann zanfan?

   Is there food for children?

   Usage

   Asking whether there is food for children

   Grammar Note

   Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

5. Bann zanfan fatige.

   The children are tired

   Usage

   Saying the children are tired

   Grammar Note

   Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

6. Eski li kapav zwe isi?

   Can he/she play here?

   Usage

   Asking whether the child may play here

   Grammar Note

   "li" is used for he and for she. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

7. Mo zanfan ena trwa an.

   My child is three years old

   Usage

   Telling your child's age

   Grammar Note

   "an" means year after a number; the age pattern follows the dictionary's "ki laz u ena". Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

8. Bann zanfan kontan sega.

   Children love sega, Mauritian music.

   Usage

   Saying children love sega music

   Grammar Note

   "sega" is the traditional Mauritian music and dance. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

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