Martial Arts

12 phrases · Mauritian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Eski mo kapav get seans-la?

    May I watch the training?

    Usage

    Asking whether you may watch the session

    Grammar Note

    "seans" is glossed "session"; here it stands for the training session. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  2. Eski mo kapav vini zis enn zour?

    Can I come for just one day?

    Usage

    Asking whether you can come for just one day

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  3. Enn seans koute komie?

    How much for one session?

    Usage

    Asking how much one session costs

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  4. Mo enn debitan, mo pa finn zame bagar.

    I am a beginner, I have never fought before.

    Usage

    Saying you are a beginner and have never fought

    Grammar Note

    "zame" is glossed "never"; "bagar" means to fight or scuffle. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  5. Eski ena legan pou lwe?

    Do you have gloves to rent?

    Usage

    Asking whether gloves can be rented

    Grammar Note

    "legan" is glossed "gloves"; here it covers training gloves. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  6. Silvouple, pli dous ar mwa.

    Please go easy on me

    Usage

    Asking someone to go easy on you

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  7. Mo zenou fer mal, mo pa kapav bot.

    My knee hurts, I cannot kick.

    Usage

    Saying your knee hurts and you cannot kick

    Grammar Note

    "bot" is glossed "to kick"; "fer mal" means to hurt. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  8. Kour-la komans ki ler?

    What time does the class start?

    Usage

    Asking what time the class starts

    Grammar Note

    "komans" is the short form of "komanse". Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  9. Montre mwa sa mouvman-la ankor enn fwa, silvouple.

    Show me that movement one more time, please

    Usage

    Asking to be shown the movement once more

    Grammar Note

    "mouvman" is the official-orthography form of the dictionary word "muvman". Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  10. Eski ena enn dous isi?

    Is there a shower here?

    Usage

    Asking whether there is a shower

    Grammar Note

    Official-orthography form of the dictionary word "dus" (shower); the spelling is not confirmed elsewhere, and "dous" also means soft. Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  11. Repoze sink minit, bwar dilo.

    Rest five minutes, drink water

    Usage

    Telling someone to rest five minutes and drink water

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

  12. Sa ase pou zordi. Ou finn travay bien!

    That is it for today. You worked well!

    Usage

    Closing the session and praising the effort

    Grammar Note

    Sentence composed from dictionary-verified words

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