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Sign languages
4 sign languages with signs. Signs are shown in SignWriting, never as notation.
British Sign Language
117 published entries
American Sign Language
50 published entries
Argentine Sign Language
4 published entries
Adamorobe Sign Language
2 published entries
Ilocano
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“Ababa ti paset ti sarita.”
The part of the story is short.
“Nalamiis ti angin manipud abagatan.”
The wind is cold from the south.
“Ading, tumulongka man ditoy.”
Younger sibling, please help here.
“Masapul nga agadal dagiti ubbing.”
The children need to study.
“Agawidakon intono rabii.”
I will go home tonight.
“Agbunniag ti maladaga inton Domingo.”
The infant will be baptized this Sunday.
“Agbuya tayo iti sine.”
Let's watch a movie.
“Agdait ni nanangko ti baro a bado.”
My mother is sewing a new dress.
“Agkali dagiti lallaki ti bubon.”
The men are digging a well.
“Agkanta ti billit iti kayo.”
The bird sings in the tree.
“Agkararagda iti masapa.”
They pray early in the morning.
“Saanka nga agkatawa no adda mapaspasamak a dakes.”
Do not laugh when something bad is happening.
“Saanka nga agkuti tapno saanka a matinnag.”
Do not move so you won't fall.
“Kayatko ti aglangoy idiay baybay.”
I want to swim in the sea.
“Saanka nga aglibas no adda pay trabahom.”
Don't sneak out if you still have work.
“Natarud ti agongna a kas ken inana.”
Her nose is pointed like her mother's.
“Agsapulak iti trabaho.”
I am looking for a job.
“Agserbiak iti komunidad.”
I serve the community.
“Agsuratka iti surat para ken ni nanangmo.”
Write a letter for your mother.
“Kayatko ti agtaray iti bigat.”
I like to run in the morning.
“Agurayka bassit ta adda innak alaen.”
Wait a bit because I am going to get something.
“Agurnoska kadagiti papelesmo.”
Arrange your papers.
“Usaren ti alo tapno mapis-it dagiti rekado.”
Use the pestle to crush the spices.
- pestle (instrument used with a mortar to grind things)
- pestle
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Adda alutiit idiay tawa.”
There is a lizard by the window.
“Nagaget ni Amangko.”
My father is industrious.
“Mapan kami idiay amianan inton sumaruno a bulan.”
We are going to the north next month.
“Agpatigmaan ti amo.”
The boss gives advice.
“Nabayag a nagtalinaed ti angep.”
The fog stayed for a long time.
“Napigsa ti angin.”
The wind is strong.
“Ti aso ket maysa nga animál.”
The dog is an animal.
- animal
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Nangisit ti maris ti antiohosna.”
The color of his eyeglasses is black.
“Napintas dagiti baro nga aritosna.”
Her new earrings are beautiful.
“Agarkosda iti plasa.”
They are decorating the plaza.
“Mangtedka ti asin kaniak.”
Give me the salt.
“Asul ti maris ti baybay.”
The color of the sea is blue.
“Atiddog ti kalsada nga agturong idiay ili.”
The road leading to town is long.
“Inawatko ti awis ti gayyemko.”
I received my friend's invitation.
“Nagpipintas dagiti babbai ditoy.”
The women here are very beautiful.
“Nalabbasit ti badok.”
My shirt is red.
“Masapul a nadalus ti angin para iti baga.”
Clean air is needed for the lungs.
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