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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
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Mongolian
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Би ачаагаа алдчихлаа.
I lost my luggage.
[bi a-chaa-gaa ald-chikh-laa.]
Context: When at an airport or station and you cannot find your bags.
- This is a phrase used to state that you have lost your luggage.
Би мэдэхгүй.
I don't know.
[bi medekhgüi]
Context: When you do not have information about something.
- You use this when you do not have the answer to a question.
Би гэрлэсэн.
I am married.
[Bi gerlesen.]
Context: Stating one's marital status.
- You say this phrase to tell another person that you have a spouse.
Би цадчихлаа.
I am full.
[Bi tsadchikhlaa.]
Context: Saying you have finished eating and cannot eat more.
- This statement means you are finished eating because your stomach is full.
Би мартчихжээ.
I forgot.
[Bi martchikhjee.]
Context: Used when you realize you have forgotten something.
- This phrase is used to state that you have failed to remember information.
Би хайж байна.
I am looking for it.
[Bi khaij baina.]
Context: When searching for a specific item, person, or location.
- You use this phrase to explain that you are currently searching for an item, a person, or a specific place.
Би төөрчихлөө.
I am lost.
[Bi töörchikhlee.]
Context: Used when you cannot find your way.
- You use this phrase to communicate that you do not know where you are or how to get to your destination.
Би ядарч байна.
I am tired.
[bi yadarch baina]
Context: To express that you feel fatigued.
- You say this phrase to tell someone that you are feeling fatigued.
Би өлсөж байна.
I am hungry.
[bi ölsöj baina]
Context: When you want to express a need for food.
- You say this phrase to tell others that you feel the need to eat food.
Би үүнийг авна.
I will take this.
[Bi üüniig avna.]
Context: Used in a store to indicate you want to purchase an item.
- You use this phrase to tell a shopkeeper that you choose to buy the item you are holding.
Би эргээд ирнэ.
I will be back.
[Bi ergeed irne.]
Context: When you are stepping away for a moment and intend to return.
- You use this phrase to inform others that you are leaving for a short time and intend to come back.
Би цангаж байна.
I am thirsty.
[bi tsangaj baina]
Context: When you want to express a need for water.
- You use this phrase to tell someone that you need to drink water.
Би яараад байна.
I am in a hurry.
[Bi yaaraad baina.]
Context: Use when you need to leave quickly or have limited time.
- You say this phrase to let others know that you are currently busy and need to leave quickly.
Би мах иддэггүй.
I don't eat meat.
[Bi makh iddeggüi.]
Context: Informing a host or waiter that you are vegetarian.
- This sentence is used to state that you do not consume meat for dietary reasons.
Битгий санаа зов.
Don't worry.
[Bitgii sanaa zov.]
Context: Used to comfort someone who is feeling anxious or concerned.
- You use this phrase to tell someone to not feel anxious or worried about something.
Би баяртай байна.
I am happy.
[Bi bayartai baina.]
Context: Expressing one's current positive emotional state.
- This phrase is used to declare that you are currently feeling happy.
Би картаар төлнө.
I will pay by card.
[bi kar-taar töl-nө]
Context: When paying at a checkout counter.
- You say this phrase to tell a cashier that you choose to pay for your items using a bank card.
Би халуурч байна.
I have a fever.
[Bi kha-luurch bain.]
Context: Used to report a high body temperature to a doctor or friend.
- You use this phrase to tell someone that you have a high body temperature.
Би орондоо орлоо.
I'm going to bed.
[Bi orondoo orloo]
Context: Used when heading to sleep for the night.
- You say this phrase when you are going to your bed to sleep for the night.
Би цонхоо нээлээ.
I opened the window.
[Bi tsonkhoo neelee]
Context: Used when letting fresh air into a room.
- You use this phrase to state that you have opened the window to let fresh air inside.
Бид дотно найзууд.
We are close friends.
[Bid dot-no nai-zuud]
Context: Describing a close friendship to others.
- You use this phrase to tell others that you and some people are close friends.
Би цагаан хоолтон.
I am a vegetarian.
[Bi tsagaan khoolton.]
Context: When explaining dietary restrictions at a restaurant or home.
- You say this phrase to explain that you do not eat meat.
Би гэрлээ асаалаа.
I turned on the light.
[Bi gerlee asaalaa]
Context: Used when entering a dark room or at dusk.
- You say this when you provide light to a room by turning on the light switch.
Би ойлгохгүй байна.
I don't understand.
[Bee oil-gokh-gwee bai-na]
Context: Used when you don't comprehend what is being said.
- You say this phrase to tell someone that you do not understand what they are saying to you.
Би одоо явах ёстой.
I must go now.
[Bi odoo yavakh yostoi.]
Context: Used when you need to leave a place or a conversation.
- You use this sentence when you need to depart from a conversation or a place.
Би мартаагүй байна.
I haven't forgotten.
[Bi mart-aagüi baina.]
Context: When assuring someone you remember a task or appointment.
- You use this phrase to tell someone that you still remember a task or an appointment.
Бид төрөл төрөгсөд.
We are relatives.
[Bid tu-rul tu-rug-sud.]
Context: Explaining that you and another person are kin.
- This phrase describes the relationship between people who are members of the same family or extended kin group.
Би маш завгүй байна.
I am very busy.
[Bi mash zavgüi baina.]
Context: When you have a lot of work or no free time.
- You use this phrase to explain that you have too much work or no free time.
Бид хамтарч ажиллая.
Let's work together.
[Bid khamtarch ajillaya.]
Context: Suggesting cooperation or forming a partnership on a project.
- You say this to suggest working together with others on a shared project or goal.
Би өглөө эрт босдог.
I get up early in the morning.
[Bi ugluu ert bosdog.]
Context: Talking about your daily routine.
Би зүгээр болчихлоо.
I'm feeling better now.
[Bi zu-geer bol-chikh-loo.]
Context: Reporting that one has recovered from being sick.
- You use this phrase to explain that you have recovered from an illness.
Би чамд итгэж байна.
I trust you.
[Bi chamd it-gej bain]
Context: Expressing reliance or confidence in someone.
- You use this phrase when you want to show that you rely on someone.
Би хоол хийх дуртай.
I like to cook.
[Bi khool khiikh durtai.]
Context: Talking about your hobbies or household roles.
- You say this to express that you enjoy the activity of cooking food.
Бид ам бүл зургуулаа.
There are six of us in our family.
[Bid am bul zur-guu-laa.]
Context: Stating the number of people in your immediate family.
- You use this phrase to state that your family has a total of six members.
Би цэцэг усалж байна.
I am watering the flowers.
[Bi tsetseg usalj baina]
Context: Used when doing houseplant care or gardening.
- You say this to tell someone that you are currently giving water to your plants.
Би нүүрээ угааж байна.
I am washing my face.
[Bi nuuree ugaaj baina.]
Context: Explaining what you are doing in the bathroom.
- You use this phrase to state that you are washing your face at this moment.
Би гэр бүлдээ хайртай.
I love my family.
[Bi ger bül-dee khair-tai]
Context: Expressing affection for one's family members.
- You use this phrase to say that you feel deep affection for your family.
Би ажилд орохоор ирлээ.
I have come to start work.
[Bi ajild orokhoor irlee.]
Context: Arriving at a workplace for a job interview or the first day.
- You use this phrase to explain that you have arrived to begin a job or attend a job interview.
Би ганцаараа амьдардаг.
I live alone.
[Bi gantsaaraa amidardag.]
Context: Talking about your living situation.
- You use this phrase to tell someone that you reside in your home by yourself without other people.
Би туслахад бэлэн байна.
I am ready to help.
[Bi tuslakhad belen baina.]
Context: Volunteering your services or support.
- You use this phrase to offer your help or support to someone else.
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