Common Ewe to Mauritian Creole phrases

100 practical Ewe to Mauritian Creole phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

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Looking for practical Ewe to Mauritian Creole phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Ewe phrase first, then the Mauritian Creole translation (Mauritian Creole) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Mauritian Creole.

Tip: read the Mauritian Creole line out loud three times, then cover the Ewe side and try to recall the meaning — repetition builds memory faster than silent reading.

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Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Woezɔ

    Bonzur (woezo)

  2. Medɔ wo

    Mersi (medo wo)

  3. Mɛkpɔ

    Bonmor (mekpo)

  4. Mɛkpɔ ɖe

    Bon apre-midi (mekpo de)

  5. Mɛkpɔ ɖeɖe

    Bon soir (mekpo dede)

  6. Mɛkpɔ ɖekakpɔ

    Bonswar (mekpo deka)

  7. Nɔ ɖe

    A la prochen (no de)

  8. Nɔ agbe

    Aurevoir (no agbe)

  9. Nɔ ɖe ɖe?

    Ki to nom? (no de de)

  10. Mawu ɖe John

    Mo nom se John (mawu de John)

  11. Nɔ ɖe wò?

    Kifer to ete? (no de wo)

  12. Mekɔ wò ɖe

    Sakouma to kontign? (meko wo de)

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. Wòkpɔ̃ ŋlɔ̃ɖi?

    Eski ou kapav koz Anglais? (Wokpɔ̃ nglondi?)

  2. Mèkpɔ Hindi aɖe o.

    Mo pa bien koz Hindi

  3. Mènyɔ ŋu.

    Mo pa konpran

  4. Mèkpɔ ɖeɖe.

    Silvouplé, koz lentement

  5. Wòkpɔ ɖe ƒe ŋkɔ?

    Eski ou kapav dir sa ankor?

  6. Esi wòle ɖe akɔ?

    Kot toilet?

  7. Mèkpɔ ɖe ŋkɔ ƒe akɔ?

    Kifer mo kapav al dan sant vil?

  8. Kɔ ɖe ƒe.

    Tir goch

  9. Kɔ ɖe aɖe.

    Tir drwat

  10. Kɔ gɔme.

    Al drit

  11. Nye ɖe ɖe?

    Ki kantite pri?

  12. Mèkpɔ ɖe ɖe aɖe.

    Enn billet, silvouplé

  13. Esi wòle ɖe aɖe?

    Eski li lwen depi isi?

  14. Mèkpɔ ɖe.

    Mo pe perdi

  15. Esi wòle ɖe aɖe SIM card?

    Kot mo kapav aste enn SIM kart?

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Yoo

    Wi

  2. Ayi

    Non

  3. Mekɔ

    Petet

  4. Mekɔ nyuie

    Mo dakor

  5. Mekɔ nyuie o

    Mo pa dakor

  6. Eyi yɛ fɛ

    Sa sanze bien

  7. Nukɔmɔ na wò?

    Ki to pans?

  8. Wobɛtɔ m'ahɔ?

    Eski to kapav ed mwa?

  9. Mɛhia m'ahɔ

    Mo bizin ed

  10. Tɔ nyuie

    Attan enn moman

  11. Mepa wo kyɛw

    Mo desole

  12. Nya abɔdɔ

    Nin problem

  13. Meda wo akye

    Felisitasyon

  14. Mema wo da a yɛ fɛ

    Bon feter

  15. Kɔ na ɔdɔm

    Passe enn bon vwayaz

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Wòle nu vɔ̃ ŋkɔmɛ?

    Kot tren stasyon? (Wòle nu vɔ̃ ŋkɔmɛ?)

  2. Wòle nu vɔ̃ bus stop?

    Kot arret bus? (Wòle nu vɔ̃ bus stop?)

  3. Né wòle platform a?

    Ki platform sa? (Né wòle platform a?)

  4. Né wòle ɖe ɖe?

    Ki ler li pe kit? (Né wòle ɖe ɖe?)

  5. Eyi ne ɖe ɖe?

    Eski sa se bon fason? (Eyi ne ɖe ɖe?)

  6. Eyi ne ɖe ɖe ɖe?

    Li pre isi (Eyi ne ɖe ɖe ɖe?)

  7. Eyi ne ɖe ɖe ɖe?

    Li lwen depi isi (Eyi ne ɖe ɖe ɖe?)

  8. Wòle mɔ kpɔ ɖe map?

    Eski ou kapav montre mwa lor plan? (Wòle mɔ kpɔ ɖe map?)

  9. Mèkpɔ ɖe, meda?

    Arret isi, silvouple (Mèkpɔ ɖe, meda?)

  10. Né wòle ɖe ɖe?

    Ki tan sa pran? (Né wòle ɖe ɖe?)

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Esi le nu si?

    Ki kantite sa kost? (ki kan-tid sa kost)

  2. Eyi yɛ dɔɔdɔ.

    Sa tro cher (sa tro shair)

  3. Wɔwɔ nu a ɛyɛ dɔɔdɔ?

    Eski ou ena anyin pli bon marché? (eski ou ena an-yin pli bon mar-shay)

  4. Mɛtɔ ka wɔ kɔd?

    Eski mo kapav pey ar kart? (eski mo ka-pav pey ar kart)

  5. Mɛpɛ akɔtɔ mɔkɔ.

    Mo ti aime enn tab pou de (mo ti aime enn tab pou de)

  6. Kɔtɔ, mepa wo kyɛw.

    Lenn bill, silvouplé (lenn bill, silvou-play)

  7. Ɔyɛ nɔɔma no mu?

    Eski servis inn included? (eski servis in included)

  8. Mɛyɛ ɔkɔmfo.

    Mo vegetarian (mo vegetarian)

  9. Mepa wo kyɛw, mɛmpɛ dɔkita.

    Pa manze pike, silvouplé (pa man-ze pi-ke, silvou-play)

  10. Eyi yɛ dɔ.

    Sa bon (sa bon)

  11. Mɛtɔ menu?

    Eski mo kapav gagn menu? (eski mo ka-pav gan menu)

  12. Mepa wo kyɛw, nsuo.

    Enn ver dlo, silvouplé (enn ver dlo, silvou-play)

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Tɔ́ nɔ́tsie

    Apele polis (tɔ́ nɔ́tsie)

  2. Tɔ́ amublans

    Apele anbilans (tɔ́ amublans)

  3. Mèhia dɔ́kita

    Mo bizin enn doktè (mèhia dɔ́kita)

  4. Mèwɔ́ mɔ́

    Mo santi mwa mal (mèwɔ́ mɔ́)

  5. Mèwɔ́ nɔ́kpɔ́m

    Mo ena alergi ar pistach (mèwɔ́ nɔ́kpɔ́m)

  6. Wòle nɔ́kpɔ́m aɖe?

    Kot lopital pli pre? (wòle nɔ́kpɔ́m aɖe?)

  7. Eyi yɛ mɔ́

    Li fer ici (eyi yɛ mɔ́)

  8. Mèwɔ́ mɔ́ passport

    Mo perdi mo paspor (mèwɔ́ mɔ́ passport)

  9. Wòle tɔ́ mɔ́ hotel?

    Eski ou kapav apele mo otel? (wòle tɔ́ mɔ́ hotel?)

  10. Mɛkpɔ!

    Sove! (mɛkpɔ!)

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Miawoe zɔ

    Sakenn bien kontan recontre ou (Miawoe zo)

  2. Miawoe nyuie le agbe

    Anou fer enn reini (Miawoe nyuie le agbe)

  3. Né wòle agbe si?

    Ki ler ki fer pou ou? (Ne wo le agbe si?)

  4. Mɛdɔ wòkpɔ dzesi le eŋu

    Mo pou voye rapor la ozordi (Me do wo kpo dzesi le enu)

  5. Mɛdɔ wòkpɔ le eŋu?

    Eski nou kapav koze demain? (Me do wo kpo le enu?)

  6. Mɛgblɔ be file no le

    S'il vous plaît, trouv file la anek sa (Me glo be file no le)

  7. Akpe na wò agbe

    Mersi pou ou letan (Akpe na wo agbe)

  8. Mɛdɔ nyuie le wò

    Mo pe atann travay avek ou (Me do nyuie le wo)

  9. Né wòkɔ mɔ na?

    Eski ou kapav klarifye sa pwen la? (Ne wo ko mo na?)

  10. Miawoe le wò

    Kite mo reponn ou apre (Miawoe le wo)

  11. Dɔwɔtɔ le Fida

    Dat limit se Vendredi (Dɔwɔtɔ le Fida)

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Esi mɔ na?

    Ki ler li? (kee ler lee)

  2. Eyi ne mɔtɔtɔ abla.

    Li tro ler (lee tro ler)

  3. Mɔkpɔ.

    Azi (ah-zee)

  4. Mɔkpɔ ƒe ŋkɔ.

    Demain (duh-meng)

  5. Mɔkpɔ ƒe ɖe.

    Yer (yer)

  6. Dzoƒe.

    Lendi (len-dee)

  7. Gbeƒe.

    Mardi (mar-dee)

  8. Wukɔƒe.

    Mercredi (mer-kre-dee)

  9. Esi.

    En (ahn)

  10. Eƒe.

    De (duh)

  11. Mɔtɔtɔ.

    Tro (troh)

  12. Mɛtsɔ.

    Dix (dees)

  13. Mɛtsɔ ƒe ŋkɔ.

    San (sahn)

  14. Mɔkpɔ ƒe ɖe.

    Medi (meh-dee)

  15. Ɖe.

    Plis (plees)