Signs

11 phrases · Mauritian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Lantre

    Entrance

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Dictionary-verified; it also means entrance fee

  2. Sorti

    Exit

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Same form as the dictionary verb "sorti" (to go out)

  3. Ouver

    Open

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Official-orthography form of the dictionary word "uver"

  4. Ferme

    Closed

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Variant of the dictionary verb "ferm"; also found in AKM texts

  5. Lantre interdi

    No entry

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    "interdi" is glossed "prohibited"; the notice is composed by regular word order

  6. Interdi fime

    No smoking

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    "fime" is glossed "to smoke tobacco"; the notice is composed by regular word order

  7. Leskalie

    Stairs

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Official-orthography form of the dictionary word "leskalye"; the spelling is not confirmed elsewhere

  8. Pous

    Push

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Official-orthography form of the dictionary verb "pus"

  9. Tir

    Pull

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Dictionary verb "tir"; on a door it means pull

  10. Konstriksion

    Under construction

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    Official-orthography form of the dictionary word "konstriksyon"

  11. An pann

    Out of order

    Usage

    A word as it would appear on a sign. Real signs in Mauritius are often English or French

    Grammar Note

    "pann" is glossed "breakdown"; the notice is composed by regular word order

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