Mauritian Creole phrasebook
Mauritian Creole (Kreol or Morisyen) is one of the national languages of Mauritius. The orthography used in this phrasebook is renewed by the Mauritian government in 2011. In this orthography, the word "Morisyen" is spelled "morisien".
Pronunciation guideE e (pronounced like the ay in day yet shorter, same as é in French)
Phrase listone o'clock - enn-er (inn-er also common) two o'clock - di-z-er three o'clock - trwa-z-er four o'clock - kat-r-er five o'clock - sink-er six o'clock - si-z-er seven o'clock - set-er eight o'clock - wit-er nine o'clock -…
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