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How do you say sisters forever in creole?

There isn't a single, direct translation of "sisters forever" in Creole, as the phrase is culturally specific and depends on the specific Creole language.

However, here are some possible ways to express this sentiment in Haitian Creole:

Literal Translation:

* Sè pou tout tan (literally "Sisters for all time")

* Sè pou tout lavi (literally "Sisters for all life")

More Idiomatic Expressions:

* Nou se sè pou tout tan (We are sisters forever)

* Sè pou lavi, sè pou lanmò (Sisters in life, sisters in death)

* Nou ap rete sè toujou (We will always remain sisters)

Remember: Creole languages are diverse and vary regionally. The specific translation will depend on the context and the speaker's specific dialect.

Important Note: It's always best to check with a native speaker of the specific Creole language for the most accurate and culturally appropriate translation.

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