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British Sign Language
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American Sign Language
50 published entries
Argentine Sign Language
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Adamorobe Sign Language
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Mooré
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“Mam ba-bi-poaka waame.”
My paternal aunt has arrived.
“Mam ba-biigã yãka sebre.”
My sibling took a book.
“M baaba yaa tʋmtʋmda.”
My father is a worker.
“Yaa tʋʋmã baasgo.”
It is the end of the work.
“M baooda m ligdã.”
I am searching for the money.
“Koom bee baogã pʋgẽ.”
There is water in the pond.
“Wẽnd na kõ-f bãoore.”
May God give you success.
“Nedã yaa bẽega.”
The person is thin.
“M dɩta benga.”
I am eating beans.
“Bi-kãsengã kõ-m koom.”
The firstborn gave me water.
“Bi-poglã dɩta saabo.”
The daughter is eating porridge.
“Bi-riblã nong n zoe.”
The son likes to run.
“Biigã gãanda.”
The child is sleeping.
“Biuugã yaa vãaka.”
The greens are fresh.
“Biigã bõlsgo yaa rundo.”
The child's naming ceremony is today.
“Bugumã yaa kãsenga.”
The fire is big.
“B yũuda dãam rundo.”
They are drinking beer today.
“A dugda bengã.”
She is cooking the beans.
“Dũniya kãngã kɩdgama.”
This world has changed.
“Mam fuugã yaa paalga.”
My cloth is new.
“Mam gãagda gãagrã zugu.”
I am lying on the bed.
“M gãanda gãogã zugu.”
I am lying on the bed.
“Gẽndã yaa sõma.”
The cloud is beautiful.
“Gom-noogo pẽgda sũuri.”
Kind words please the heart.
“Gomdã yaa toogo.”
The word is difficult.
“Kãadem yaa barka.”
Marriage is a blessing.
“D na n kaaga tõnd ba-bi-poaka.”
We will visit our aunt.
“M rata kãama.”
I want oil.
“Kãmã bee koorẽ.”
The oil is in the bottle.
“Kamba kẽngda karengã.”
The children are going to school.
“Adama yaa mam kãsem.”
Adama is my elder.
“Mam dɩta ki.”
I am eating millet.
“Kiba, waoogre beeme.”
Uncle, there is respect/honor.
“Mam tara kibar-sõma.”
I have good news.
“Kibsã sɩngame.”
The festival has started.
“A yaa ned sẽn yaa kɩrk-kɩrga.”
He is an honest person.
“Kõ-m m sebrã.”
Give me my book.
“Koaadgã tʋmda sũ-noogo.”
The farmer works with joy.
“Ba-biigã kobre kãeeme.”
The dog's bone broke.
“M rat n nyũ koom.”
I want to drink water.
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