sak pase


creole(haitian)4 what’s happenin.
1stperson:sak pase
2nd: map boule(i’m good)
what’s up, in creol
sak pasé to all my hationa homies!
a haitianway of saying what’s happening or what’s going on?
judy: sak pasé?
trudy: m’ap boulé!!!

judy: sak pasé?
trudy & group of friends: n’ap boulé!!!

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