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British Sign Language
117 published entries
American Sign Language
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Argentine Sign Language
4 published entries
Adamorobe Sign Language
2 published entries
Efik-Ibibio
Recorded forms from the ASJP Database; not yet reviewed by a native speaker.
“Aban mmọn̄ ọyọhọ.”
The water pot is full.
“Men adan di.”
Bring the oil.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
“Da akpakaha nọ mi.”
Give me a chair.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
“Ábásì ọ̀fọ́n.”
God is good.
“Ányé èdì ákpan mmi.”
He is my first son.
“Dep bia nọ mi.”
Buy yam for me.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
“Nyam bia duop nọ mi.”
Sell ten yams to me.
“Ebe mi odu ke ufọk.”
My husband is at home.
“Wụt abia-ibọk edeme fo.”
Show the doctor your tongue.
“Edet amia mi.”
I have a toothache.
“Nọ mi ebot edip.”
Give me twenty goats.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
Source: ASJP — Wave 33 (CC-BY-4.0), adapted.
“Enyịn esie eye.”
His or her eye is beautiful.
“Esịt enem mi.”
I am happy.
“Etuek ke amia eyen emi.”
This child is feeling cold.
“Eyeneka mi ọfọn ido.”
My sibling is well-behaved.
“Èférè èmí ènèm.”
This soup is tasty.
“Èkà mmi ámá mi.”
My mother loves me.
“Èyén òrò àtúá.”
That child is crying.
“N̄nyene ebot iba.”
I have two goats.
“Men ibọk fo.”
Take your medicine.
“Ibuot amia mi.”
My head hurts.
“Idap emum eyen emi.”
This child is feeling sleepy.
“Kpemede idem fo ke etuek emi.”
Take care of your body in this cold.
“Idibi abiạt enye.”
His stomach is upset.
“Da ikpan dia udia.”
Use a spoon to eat.
“Yet ikpọkidem fo mfin.”
Wash your body today.
“Ikwua emi ọsọp.”
This knife is sharp.
“Nọ mi bia inañ.”
Give me four yams.
“Kụbi inua fo.”
Shut your mouth.
“Isua emi enen̄ede ọfọn.”
This year is really good.
“Enye enyene ebot ita.”
He has three goats.
“Enye ekenyam ebot ition.”
He sold five goats.
“Enye ọduọk iyip.”
He is bleeding.
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