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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
Sango
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“Mbi bara mo.”
I greet you.
“Bê ti mbi ayeke nzonï.”
My heart is happy.
“Mbi yeke na bengba bongo.”
I have a red shirt.
“Bî avuko mïngi.”
The night is very dark.
“Bongbi ngînza ni kue.”
Add up all the money.
“Bongo ti lo avuru.”
His clothes are white.
“Da ti mbi ayeke fê.”
My house is here.
“Lo yeke sâra dôdô nzonï.”
He is dancing well.
“Doli ayeke kôtâ nyâmâ.”
The elephant is a big animal.
“Dû ayeke na yâ ti yaka.”
There is a hole in the field.
“Duta na ndö ti kpeti.”
Sit on the chair.
“Fa lêgë ni na mbi.”
Show me the way.
“Mbi vo fini sembe.”
I bought a new plate.
“Lo yeke fono na ngonda.”
He is walking in the field.
“Mû fungûla ni na mbi.”
Give me the key.
“Mbi gue na galâ.”
I am going to the market.
“Lâ tî ganza alîngbi awe.”
The day of the initiation ceremony is ready.
“A yeke gbegbê tënë.”
It is bad news.
“Lo lango na ndö ti gbogbo.”
He sleeps on the mat.
“Gboto yanga ti da ni.”
Pull the door.
“Lo honde ngînza ti lo.”
He hid his money.
“Kâ ni ason mïngi.”
The wound hurts a lot.
“Mbi ye ti nyön kambî.”
I want to drink milk.
“Zo ayeke na kaméne.”
A person has respect.
“Mô känga lê ti mô.”
You close your eyes.
“Zia amangu na yâ ti kâra.”
Put the mangoes in the basket.
“Keke so ayeke kota.”
This tree is big.
“Kere kobe ni na mbi.”
Measure the food for me.
“Mbi ye kêtê ngu.”
I want a little water.
“Mbi te kobe.”
I eat food.
“Ködörö ti mbi ayeke Bêafrîka.”
My country is Central Africa.
“Kôlï ni ayeke ga.”
The man is coming.
“Yô kôngbâ ti mbi.”
Carry my luggage.
“Molengé ni akono awe.”
The child has grown up.
“Kôlï ni ayeke kpengba.”
The man is strong.
“Mû kpeti ni na lo.”
Give the chair to him.
“Duta kpô na da.”
Stay quiet in the house.
“Kua ti mo ayeke nzonï.”
Your work is good.
“Kukû ti lo ason.”
His knee hurts.
“Ngere ni ayeke kutû otâ.”
The price is three thousand.
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