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British Sign Language
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American Sign Language
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Argentine Sign Language
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Adamorobe Sign Language
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Lozi
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“Mulyani wo wa baba hahulu.”
This medicine is very bitter.
“Ni lata mulyani wa bufubelu.”
I like the red medicine (syrup).
“Buhobe bu fufumile hahulu.”
The porridge is very warm.
“Buikuhumuso bu tisa lindwa.”
Pride brings wars.
“Bulukwe bo ki bo butuna.”
These trousers are big.
“Ku bulela Lozi ki bunolo.”
Speaking Lozi is easy.
“Sikatulo sa hae ki se sibunsu.”
His shoe is black.
“Bunyemi ha bu tusi se siñwi.”
Anger does not help anything.
“Pulu ye sweu i fula mwa simu.”
The white ox is grazing in the field.
“Mushimani yo ki yo butali.”
This boy is smart.
“Ni utwa butuku mwa mahutu.”
I feel pain in my feet.
“U pila hande.”
He is living well.
“Hembe ya hao ki ye nde.”
Your shirt is nice.
“Ki situlo sa kale.”
It is an old chair.
“Muzuzu wo o kenile hahulu.”
This room is very clean.
“Ni tokwa kobo kakuli ku bata.”
I need a blanket because it is cold.
“Komu i fula bucwani.”
The cow grazes on grass.
“Kota ye ki ye telele.”
This tree is tall.
“Lu lata ku bina hahulu.”
We love to dance very much.
“Ba bulela Silozi.”
They speak Lozi.
“Ni tabela ku ca litapi.”
I like to eat fish.
“U eza musebezi.”
He is doing work.
“Lu kupa tuso.”
We ask for help.
“Ni bata ku leka buka.”
I want to buy a book.
“Ni luta Silozi.”
I teach Lozi.
“Mushimani u mata hahulu.”
The boy runs very fast.
“U ñola hande.”
You write well.
“Banana ba lata ku opela lipina.”
The children like to sing songs.
“Lu zamaya ka mahutu.”
We walk by feet.
“Ba bala mwa buka.”
They are reading in a book.
“Ni bata kuca nama.”
I want to eat meat.
“Ni se ni folile cwale.”
I have recovered now.
“Nzila ye ki ye kuswani.”
This path is short.
“Kutulo i se i kalile.”
The harvest has already started.
“Kweli i bonahala busihu.”
The moon is visible at night.
“Kwena i sabisa hahulu.”
The crocodile is very scary.
“U kwa lapa.”
He is at home.
“Lihlo la hae li fubezi.”
His eye is red.
“Lilu li sweli pula.”
The cloud is holding rain.
“Lilundu le li pahami.”
This mountain is high.
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