LanguageKnow Dictionary
Explore words and phrases from languages around the world
Welcome to the dictionary
Here you can explore words and phrases from every language on the platform. The most useful first step is to pick a language below and browse its words.
5,575 languages with published entries
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
Krio
May include AI-generated content. Most words have not yet been reviewed by a native speaker.
“Tek di ama fɔ mi.”
Take the hammer for me.
“Na ambɔl pɔsin i bi.”
He is a humble person.
“Ansa mi kwik.”
Answer me quickly.
“A dɔn wet fɔ yu wan awa.”
I have waited for you for one hour.
“Bunsi na fayn aylan.”
Bunce is a fine island.
“Yu fɔ sabi bagin na makit.”
You should know how to bargain at the market.
“Mi bak de at mi.”
My back is hurting me.
“A want bay fish na makit.”
I want to buy fish at the market.
“A de bɛg yu fɔ pepa.”
I am asking you for paper.
“I dɔn kam bifo mi.”
He arrived before me.
“Binis de na di pan.”
Beans are in the pan.
“Gi di pikin biskit.”
Give the child a biscuit.
“Nɔ bitin di dɔg.”
Don't beat the dog.
“I blant kam ya ɛvri de.”
He usually comes here every day.
“Blɔd de kɔmɔt na in an.”
Blood is coming out of his hand.
“Boku pipul de na di trit.”
Plenty of people are on the street.
“I bold fɔ tɔk di trut.”
He is brave enough to speak the truth.
“Wan bɔd de sing pan di tik.”
A bird is singing on the tree.
“Wi dɔn rich na di bɔda.”
We have reached the border.
“I dɔn brok in bɔn.”
He has broken his bone.
“Bring wan bɔndul wud.”
Bring one bundle of wood.
“Di bɔs dɔn ful.”
The bus is full.
“Klin di bɔtul.”
Clean the bottle.
“I gɛt brayn fɔ buk.”
He is very intelligent.
“Da pikin de brayt bad.”
That child is very smart.
“A want bay bredi.”
I want to buy bread.
“Di brij tranga fɔ bak.”
The bridge is very strong.
“Di briz de blo fayn.”
The wind is blowing nicely.
“Gi mi di brum fɔ swip.”
Give me the broom to sweep.
“Rid yu buk fayn.”
Read your book well.
“Dɛn de klin di bush.”
They are clearing the forest/bush.
“A nɔ gɛt chɛnj fɔ yu tide.”
I do not have change for you today.
“Di pia chip na makit tide.”
The avocado is cheap at the market today.
“Duya gi mi mi chyens.”
Please give me my change.
“Di klos dɛn dia tumɔch.”
The clothes are too expensive.
“Boku fambul de kam Disɛmba.”
Many family members come in December.
“Di dɔg de bak.”
The dog is barking.
“Di rum dɔti.”
The room is dirty.
“Draysizun dɔn kam.”
Dry season has arrived.
“I sabi drayv mɔtoka.”
He knows how to drive a car.
Showing 40 of 217. To find one entry quickly, type it in the search box at the top of this page.