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6,228 languages with published entries
Sign languages
36 sign languages with signs. Signs are shown in SignWriting, never as notation.
British Sign Language
117 published entries
American Sign Language
50 published entries
Argentine Sign Language
4 published entries
Adamorobe Sign Language
2 published entries
Egypt Sign Language
1 published entry
Korean Sign Language
1 published entry
South African Sign Language
1 published entry
Taiwan Sign Language
1 published entry
Yugoslavian Sign Language
1 published entry
Philippine Sign Language
1 published entry
Peruvian Sign Language
1 published entry
New Zealand Sign Language
1 published entry
Nicaraguan Sign Language
1 published entry
Mexican Sign Language
1 published entry
Japanese Sign Language
1 published entry
Italian Sign Language
1 published entry
French Sign Language
1 published entry
Spanish Sign Language
1 published entry
German Sign Language
1 published entry
Czech Sign Language
1 published entry
Colombian Sign Language
1 published entry
Swiss-French Sign Language
1 published entry
Swiss-German Sign Language
1 published entry
Quebec Sign Language
1 published entry
Brazilian Sign Language
1 published entry
Saudi Arabian Sign Language
1 published entry
Thai Sign Language
1 published entry
Maltese Sign Language
1 published entry
Norwegian Sign Language
1 published entry
Polish Sign Language
1 published entry
Ho Chi Minh City Sign Language
1 published entry
Romanian Sign Language
1 published entry
Paraguayan Sign Language
1 published entry
Hungarian Sign Language
1 published entry
Singapore Sign Language
1 published entry
Tunisian Sign Language
1 published entry
Albanian Sign Language
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Catalan Sign Language
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Ethiopian Sign Language
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Russian Sign Language
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Russian
May include AI-generated content. Most words have not yet been reviewed by a native speaker.
У нас много общего.
We have a lot in common.
[u nas MNO-ga OB-shche-va]
Context: Discussing shared interests or traits with a friend or partner.
Уже поздно.
It is already late.
[oo-ZHE POHZ-dnoh]
Context: When it is time to sleep or leave.
Удачи во всём!
Good luck in everything!
[Oo-da-chee vo vsyom]
Context: Wishing someone success as they leave or start something new.
У вас есть Wi-Fi?
Do you have Wi-Fi?
[U vas yest' Wi-Fi]
Context: Use in public places or hotels to ask for internet access.
У вас есть минутка?
Do you have a minute?
[oo vahs yest mee-NOOT-ka?]
Context: Use this phrase to ask if the person is available to talk for a short time.
У вас есть аптечка?
Do you have a first aid kit?
У меня есть вопрос.
I have a question.
[u mye-nya yest' vo-pros]
Context: Used before asking for information or clarification.
У меня нет времени.
I have no time.
[oo mee-NYAH NYET VRYE-mee-nee]
Context: When you are busy or in a rush.
У меня плохая связь.
I have a poor connection.
[oo men-YA ploh-KHA-yah Svyaz.]
Context: Use if you are having trouble hearing or being heard during a call.
У меня завтра экзамен.
I have an exam tomorrow.
[U myen-YA ZAF-tra ek-ZA-myen]
Context: Talking about school or university commitments.
У тебя невероятный вкус!
You have an incredible taste!
У вас есть детское меню?
Do you have a children's menu?
[Oo vas yest dyet-ska-ye mye-nyu?]
Context: Ordering food at a restaurant with kids.
У меня аллергия на орехи.
I have a nut allergy.
Увидимся в восемь вечера.
See you at eight in the evening.
[oo-VEE-deem-syuh v VOH-syem VYE-chee-rah]
Context: Setting a specific time to meet later.
У меня не хватает мелочи.
I don't have enough small change.
[oo mye-NYA nye khva-TA-yet MYE-la-chee]
Context: Telling a seller that you lack coins or small banknotes to pay exact change.
У неё очень дружная родня.
She has a very close-knit extended family.
[U ne-yo o-chen' dru-zhna-ya rod-nya.]
Context: Describing a person's family situation.
У него очень дружная семья.
He has a very close-knit family.
[U nego ochen' druzhnaya sem'ya.]
Context: Describing a family that gets along well and supports each other.
У вас есть скидочная карта?
Do you have a discount card?
[U vas yest' skee-doch-na-ya kar-ta?]
Context: Used at the checkout of a store.
У меня много работы сегодня.
I have a lot of work today.
У вас есть свободные номера?
Do you have any available rooms?
У кого-то сильно болит голова.
Someone has a severe headache.
Увидимся в следующие выходные.
See you next weekend.
[Uvidimsya v sleduyushchiye vykhodnyye.]
Context: Used when saying goodbye to someone you will see in a few days.
У неё красивые золотые серьги.
She has beautiful gold earrings.
[U neyo krasivyye zolotyye ser'gi.]
Context: Used when describing or complimenting someone's jewelry.
У вас есть сдача с пяти тысяч?
Do you have change for five thousand?
[U vas yest' sdacha s pyati tysyach?]
Context: Used when paying with a large banknote.
У нас встреча завтра в 3 часа.
We have a meeting tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
У него много планов на будущее.
He has many plans for the future.
[U nego mnogo planov na budushcheye.]
Context: Used when discussing long-term goals or upcoming events.
У вас есть такой же, но другого цвета?
Do you have the same one in a different color?
[U vas yest' takoy zhe, no drugovo tsvyeta?]
Context: Used when you like a garment's style but not its color.
У вас есть свободные места на экскурсию?
Do you have free spots for the excursion?
[Oo vas yest' sva-BOD-ni-ye mes-TA na ek-SKOOR-see-yoo?]
Context: Use this to inquire about tour availability at a travel desk.
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