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Results from all languages matching Fɛ — pick a language above to narrow.
“Wo ho yɛ fɛ.”
You are beautiful.
“A sapka a fejemen van.”
The cap is on my head.
“Go fen yu sus na di rum.”
Go find your shoes in the room.
“Shĩa nɛɛ yɛ fɛo.”
This house is beautiful.
“Boket bi dafa fes.”
The bucket is full.
“Nou gen yon gwo fèt aswè a.”
We have a big party tonight.
“Dafa mën a fecc.”
He/she knows how to dance.
“Thov tos kuv tsib feeb.”
Please wait for me for five minutes.
“Dama bëgg a féey.”
I want to swim.
“Míele fefem.”
We are playing.
“ʻAua le fefe i le pogisā.”
Don't be afraid of the dark.
“Fɛ̃i yɛ.”
It is cold.
“Féní tíi̍.”
The bird plays.
“Mma mfɛre hwee.”
Don't be shy about anything.
“Olórin náà fẹ́ fẹrè.”
The musician is playing the flute.
- flute; small type of whistle
- whistle
- balloon
- flute
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Wi go enta feri go kross di wata.”
We will board a ferry to cross the water.
“Jọ̀wọ́ fèsì sí lẹ́tà mi.”
Please respond to my letter.
“Vi skal til en stor fest i aften.”
We are going to a big party tonight.
“Hol van a fésűm?”
Where is my comb?
“E tele fetu i le pō.”
There are many stars at night.
“The family gathered for a grand holiday feast.”
The relatives met for a large celebratory meal.
“Barnet har høj feber og skal blive i sengen.”
The child has a high fever and must stay in bed.
“Jag tror att jag har feber.”
I think I have a fever.
“A criança está com febre e precisa descansar.”
The child has a fever and needs to rest.
“N bɛ malo feere.”
I am selling rice.
“Sok sötét felhő van az égen.”
There are many dark clouds in the sky.
“Ela estava muito feliz com o presente.”
She was very happy with the gift.
“Estoy muy feliz con mi nuevo trabajo.”
I am very happy with my new job.
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“La femme lit un livre.”
The woman is reading a book.
- woman
“Louvri fenèt la pou van antre.”
Open the window so the wind comes in.
“O ferro de passar ainda está quente.”
The clothes iron is still hot.
“Ən sevdiyim fəsil bahardır.”
My favorite season is spring.
“Stasera andiamo a una festa.”
Tonight we are going to a party.
“Tókende na fɛ́ti ya mbótama.”
Let's go to the birthday party.
“Ke tshwanetse go fetsa tiro ya me.”
I must finish my work.
“Fetsy be ny saka.”
The cat is very cunning.
“Ho la febbre e mi sento molto debole.”
I have a fever and I feel very weak.
“Ko e fefine poto ia.”
She is a wise woman.
“Wir feiern heute den Geburtstag meiner Mutter.”
We are celebrating my mother's birthday today.
“A kisfiú egy kicsit félénk az idegenekkel.”
The little boy is a bit shy with strangers.
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