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Tizè - Haitian Creole Expression Definition

An obsessed or passionate woman starring at something she really likes. In Haitian Creole, she can be considered someone who is a tizè

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Tizè

Haitian Creole Expressions

Meaning

The Haitian Creole expression tizè describes someone who is really obsessed or passionate with something.

Translation: Obsessed, passionate, fan, fanatic etc.

Example 1


Gade ki jan misye tizè foutbòl! Se sa li gade sèlman wi.


Look at how this guy is obsessed with soccer! It's what he watches all day!


Example 2


Anvan sa, M pa t renmen chokola menm. Kounye a mwen tizè chokola!


Before this, I did not like chocolate at all. Now I am obsessed with chocolate


Get Creative


You can use the Haitian Creole experssion tizè both as an adjective and as a noun.

For example, The Haitian Creole phrase "Gade yon pakèt tizè!" can also mean "Looked at these fanatics!."

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