“Ba n'ɔ́ dí.”

The child is eating.

“N ba bɛ so kɔnɔ.”

My mother is inside the house.

“Bak de gwn haeux.”

His mouth is eating rice.

“Tuvo un buen bat en el juego.”

He had a good bat in the game.

“Mỗi bữa tôi thường ăn hai bát cơm.”

Every meal I usually eat two bowls of rice.

“A want bay fish na makit.”

I want to buy fish at the market.

“Sama baay dafa dëgër.”

My father is strong.

“Baba vangu vanofarira kurima.”

My father likes farming.

“Baba pravi najbolju pitu.”

Grandmother makes the best pie.

“Baba d argaz aḥeqqi.”

My father is a righteous man.

“Bafu lipo mwisho wa korido.”

The bathroom is at the end of the corridor.

“Bàga kà n'a dɛ̀.”

It is a house.

“Le bak'a' jach ki'.”

This meat is very delicious.

“Baka sedi u bašti.”

Grandma is sitting in the garden.

“Bala izitini egcekeni.”

Count the bricks in the yard.

“Niuli na ang iyang bana.”

Her husband already went home.

“Trebuie să scot niște bani de la bancomat.”

I need to withdraw some money from the ATM.

“Er stand unter dem Bann dieser Geschichte.”

He was under the spell of this story.

“Er barg den Schatz aus dem Wrack.”

He salvaged the treasure from the wreck.

“An bɛ baro kɛ dɔɔnin.”

We are chatting a little.

“Bayi itu sedang tidur dengan nyenyak di dalam buaian.”

The baby is sleeping soundly in the cradle.

“Auf nächtlicher Fahrt durch den Berliner Grunewald galoppiert dem Pkw-Fahrer F plötzlich eine Wildsau vor die Stoßstange. F kann den Zusammenstoß nicht vermeiden. Das Auto ist im Frontbereich zerbeult, die Bache ist tot.”

On a nightly ride through the Grunewald in Berlin suddenly a wild sow galopps right up to bumper of the car driver F. F cannot prevent the crash. The car is battered in the front-end, the sow is dead.

“N baden bɛ Bamako.”

My sibling is in Bamako.

“Am un bagaj de mână și unul de cală.”

I have one carry-on luggage and one checked bag.

“Yu fɔ sabi bagin na makit.”

You should know how to bargain at the market.

“Il lui a offert une bague en argent.”

He gave her a silver ring.

“Papalápit na ang malakás na bagyó.”

The strong storm is approaching.

“Bahorda daraxtlar gullaydi.”

Trees bloom in spring.

“Nasamek ti bakir idiay bantay.”

The forest on the mountain is dense.

“¡Ovejas, balad fuerte ahora!”

Sheep, bleat loudly now!

“Utilise le balai pour ramasser les miettes.”

Use the broom to pick up the crumbs.

“A bɛ so balan ni balan ye.”

She sweeps the house with the broom.

“Las ovejas balan en el campo.”

The sheep bleat in the field.

“Puno sa tubig ang balde.”

The bucket is full of water.

“O nyɛla baŋda karim ni.”

He is an expert in reading.

“Balbala banuu barbaada.”

He wants to open the door.

“n wu banyi.”

I drink water.

“Koom bee baogã pʋgẽ.”

There is water in the pond.

“I baren ye mɔgɔ ɲuman ye.”

Your maternal uncle is a good person.

“Lantai itu masih basah setelah dipel.”

That floor is still wet after being mopped.

“Mám v batohu mapu.”

I have a map in the backpack.

“A kisfiú nagyon bátor volt az orvosnál.”

The little boy was very brave at the doctor's.

“A baaraa nensaala wa la.”

The last person has arrived.

“Baasto talyaani ah ma jeceshahay?”

Do you like Italian pasta?