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Fè Bèbèl Haitian Creole Expression Definition

Two women making themselves pretty with lipstick. That would be an ideal occasion to use the Creole expression 'fè bèbèl'.

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Fè bèbèl

Haitian Creole Expressions

Meaning

To make yourself pretty or cute.

Translation: Embellish, prettify

Literal Meaning: Make pretty-pretty, make cute-cute

Example 1


Rose ap fè bèbèl nan twalèt la toujou toujou? Mwen pa vle anreta pou randevou a!


Rose is still making herself pretty in the bathroom? I don't want to be late for the appointment!

Example 2


Gade rad Roseline genyen! Se sa k fè li toujou ap fè bèbèl konsa!


Look at how many clothes Roseline has! So that's why she is always pampering herself.

Fun Facts


The expression fè bèbèl emphasizes cuteness and prettiness, and it is often used for women making themselves pretty.

You will have many occasions to use this expression because many people find joy in adorning themselves with beautiful dresses, makeup, and so on.

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