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đŸ€— Papiamento Greetings for Everyday Life

Hi Papiamento learners! 😃


Do you want to learn how to say “Hello” in Papiamento?

Greetings are an important part of any language because they allow you to connect and communicate with others.

If you’re planning a trip to the country or are trying to learn Papiamento, keep reading to discover some of the most important greetings.


Let’s get started! đŸ€—

Useful Greetings in Papiamento

English Papiamento
general greeting Kon ta bai?
reply to Kon ta bai Bon
morning greeting Bon dia
afternoon greeting Bon tardi
evening and nighttime greeting Bon nochi
welcome greeting Bon bini
hello, hi hallo, ki tin
How are you? Con/Kon ta bay ?
I am fine.

(very) Well

Mi ta bon.

(mashĂĄ) Bon

badly malo
name nomber
family name fam
miss

madam

juffrouw

señora

mister meneer
good morning,

("good day")

bon dia
good afternoon

good evening

bon tardi
good night bon nochi
sleep well drumi dushi
goodbye ayo
see you later te awerĂł,

te despues

good luck suerte
kiss sunchi
I love you Mi ta stima bo
please por fabor, sea asina di
thank you danki [NL: dank u]
(you're welcome) di nada
don't mention it na bo ordo
yes si
no no
I am sorry Despensa mi
Excuse me Despensa
Help! Auxilio! Yuda mi!
Hello Halo
Goodbye! Ayo!
Please Por fabor
Thank You Danki
Yes Si
No No
Mister, Sir Meneer
Welcome Bon bini
Good morning Bon dia read here
a more casual way to say “Good morning” Moro
Good afternoon Bon tardi
Good night Bon nochi
How are you? Con ta bai?
How is life? Con ta c’e bida?
I am fine, thank you Mi ta bon, danki
Everything is alright Tur cos ta bon
very good Hopi bon or Tremendo share here
What’s your name? Con yama bo? or Con bo nomber ta?
My name is
 Ami yama
 or Mi nomber ta

Where are you from? Di unda bo ta?
I come from
 Mi ta bin(i) di

I live in
 Mi ta biba na

it was no trouble at all! (or, it was nothing!) Di nada!
Let’s go out Laga nos ban sali
Not yet Ainda no
See you later Te mas awero (Te’ oro)
Till the next time Te despues

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