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How do you say What is good in creole?

There are a few ways to say "What is good" in Creole, depending on the specific dialect and context. Here are some options:

General:

* Ki bon? (This is a common and versatile phrase.)

* Ki sa bon? (This adds emphasis and can be used to inquire about something specific.)

More specific options:

* Ki bon dan sa? (What is good about this?)

* Ki bon ou jwenn? (What good did you find?)

* Ki bon ou fè? (What good are you doing?)

It's important to note that "Creole" is a broad term encompassing various dialects and languages spoken in different regions. The best way to understand the specific variations is to consult a Creole dictionary or speaker from that particular region.

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