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I'm not a Creole expert, but I know several of these words:
zanmi=friend
ou=you or your
anpil=very or much
Plus "ki" sounds like the French "qui", meaning "who" or "which" (if my 9th grade French serves me well). Finally, "panse" is probably from the French, "penser", to think.
So my best educated guess if that the phrase means:
"Your friend who thinks of you often"
Hope that helps...
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