Achèt

Achèt is a term used in the context of Haitian Creole, the official language of Haiti, and in some areas of the Dominican Republic. It is a loanword from French, derived from the verb "acheter," which means "to buy." In Haitian Creole, "achèt" is used to indicate the act of purchasing goods or services. The term is commonly employed in everyday conversations and transactions, reflecting the linguistic influence of French on the Creole language. The use of "achèt" is integral to the cultural and economic fabric of Haiti, where it facilitates communication in commercial settings. Despite its French origin, "achèt" has become a fundamental part of the Haitian Creole lexicon, embodying the country's rich linguistic heritage and its historical ties to France.