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British Sign Language
117 published entries
American Sign Language
50 published entries
Argentine Sign Language
4 published entries
Adamorobe Sign Language
2 published entries
Lingala
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“Balabála óyo ezalí kitóko.”
This street is beautiful.
“Likambo yango ezali be.”
That matter is bad.
- bad
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Sokola bilamba na yó malámu.”
Wash your clothes well.
“Tózalá na bobɔ́tɔ na mitema.”
Let us have peace in our hearts.
“Bokilo na ngáí alingí kolía.”
My in-law wants to eat.
“Nazalí na bolámu nyóso.”
I am in total well-being.
“Sɛngá bolimbisi na moto óyo.”
Ask for pardon from this person.
“Bolingo na bango ezalí ya bosembo.”
Their love is sincere.
“Bondéko na bisó ekosila tɛ́.”
Our relationship will not end.
“Asalaki bongo mpo na libota na ye.”
He did it thus for his family.
- thus
- so
- this way
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Tosengeli kobatela bonkɔ́kɔ.”
We must protect the tradition.
“Nazali kotánga buku ya sika.”
I am reading a new book.
- book
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Búku óyo ezalí ya ngáí.”
This book is mine.
“Búsi etóndí na bato.”
The bus is full of people.
“Bwáto ezindí na mái.”
The canoe sank in the water.
“Ebonga ezalí ya moíndo.”
The chair is black.
“Tata apaka efelo lángi ya pɛ́mbɛ.”
Father painted the wall white.
“Ekɔ́ti na yó ekwei na nsé.”
Your hat fell on the ground.
“Fungolá ekukí mpo mopɛpɛ ekɔ́ta.”
Open the door so the breeze can enter.
“Nazalí na elaka.”
I have an appointment.
“Eleko ya mbúla ekómí.”
The rainy season has arrived.
“Elenge-mobáli óyo azali na molendé.”
This young man is hardworking.
“Elikya na bisó ezalí na bolámu.”
Our hope is in the good.
“Elongi na yó ezalí kitóko.”
Your face is beautiful.
“Engbunduka ekokóma.”
The train will arrive.
“Engúmbá Kinshasa ezalí monɛnɛ.”
Kinshasa city is big.
“Engunduka ekokúma lóbí.”
The train will arrive tomorrow.
“Kende epái ya lobɔ́kɔ ya mobáli.”
Go in the direction of the right hand.
“Kámata esaleli na yó ya mosala.”
Take your work tool.
“Tókende ndako-nzámbe na Eyenga.”
Let's go to church on Sunday.
“Natíyí falánga na pokoso.”
I put money in the pocket.
“Tókende na fɛ́ti ya mbótama.”
Let's go to the birthday party.
“Pɛ́sá ngáí kalamú na yó.”
Give me your pen.
“Nakolinga komela kawa na ntongo.”
I would like to drink coffee in the morning.
- coffee
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Azali na mwana ke.”
He has a small child.
- small
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Bána bakendí na kelási.”
The children went to school.
“Kelayɔ́ na ngáí ebúkani.”
My pencil is broken.
“Elambá na yó ezalí kitóko.”
Your garment is beautiful.
“Béngá ngáí lóbí na tóngó.”
Call me tomorrow morning.
“Nakolinga kobima na tóngó.”
I want to leave in the morning.
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