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Pongongon - Haitian Creole Expression Explained

An nagging man asking for something. Such a person can be described as a pongongon in Haitian Creole

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Pongongon

Haitian Creole Expressions

Meaning

This Haitian Creole expression pongongon means to be persistent in a way that is annoying or stubborn.

Translation: persistent, relentless, annoying, stubborn, nagging

Example 1


Kèt! Gade ki jan misye pongongon. Li pa janm sispann poze m kesyon non!


Wow! Look at how this guy is annoying. He never stops asking me questions!


Example 2


Chofè sa a pongongon. L ap plede suiv mwen.


This driver is relentless. He keeps following me.


Start Using It


The Haitian Creole experession pongongon is a very native expression often used by those who are actually from Haiti.

Therefore, use it to make easier it for you to spark a lively conversation and relate to Haitians around you.

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