How do you say Thank You in Haitian Creole?

There are a few ways to say "Thank You" in Haitian Creole, depending on the formality and context:

Formal:

* Mèsi anpil (pronounced: mer-see ahn-peel) - This is the most common and polite way to say "thank you very much".

Informal:

* Mèsi (pronounced: mer-see) - This is a more casual way to say "thank you".

* Gras (pronounced: grahs) - This is another informal way to say "thank you", literally meaning "thanks".

* Mèsi beaucoup (pronounced: mer-see bo-koo) - This is another common way to say "thank you very much", more informal than "Mèsi anpil".

With Gratitude:

* Mèsi anpil pou sa (pronounced: mer-see ahn-peel poo sa) - This means "thank you very much for that".

* Mèsi pou tout sa w fè pou mwen (pronounced: mer-see poo too sa w feh poo mwen) - This means "thank you for everything you do for me".

You can also add "byen" (pronounced: bee-en) after any of these phrases for emphasis, like "Mèsi bien" or "Mèsi anpil bien".