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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
Guarani
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“Aguara oho pe ñu rupi.”
The fox goes through the field.
“Opyta aguĩ ko'águi.”
It is near from here.
“Che akã rasy hína.”
My head hurts right now.
“Nde ha'e peteĩ kuimba'e akãguasu.”
You are an intelligent man.
“Nde akãhatãeterei.”
You are very stubborn.
“Eho akatúa gotyo.”
Go towards the right.
“Ama oky jave, opyta ógape.”
When it rains, he stays at home.
“Ani reguereko angata.”
Do not have worry.
“Che angirũ oiko che ykére.”
My friend lives beside me.
“Che ao ipyahu.”
My clothes are new.
“Eguapy ko apykápe.”
Sit on this chair.
“Araapýpe ahecháta.”
I will see it on Tuesday.
“Arahaku ogueru vy'a.”
Summer brings joy.
“Arakõime apytáta.”
I will stay on Monday.
“Pe karai iñarandueterei.”
That gentleman has a lot of wisdom.
“Arapokõime rojerokýta.”
We will dance on Saturday.
“Peteĩ arapokõindy amba'apo.”
I work for one week.
“Arapoteĩme aháta mbo'ehaópe.”
I will go to school on Friday.
“Arapoty oguahẽma.”
Spring has arrived.
“Araro'y ho'ysãiterei.”
Winter is very cold.
“Araroguekúipe ho'a rogue.”
In autumn the leaves fall.
“Ararundýpe asẽta.”
I will go out on Wednesday.
“Arasunu oñehendu ko'ág̃a.”
Thunder is heard now.
“Arateĩme amba'apo jey.”
On Monday I work again.
“Aratiri omondýi mitãnguérape.”
Lightning scares the children.
“Peteĩ aravo opyta.”
One hour remains.
“Aravo'i ohasáma.”
A minute has passed.
“Mbohapy aravovandy ohasáma.”
Three minutes have passed.
“Opyta peteĩ aravovore.”
One minute remains.
“Ko ary ipukúta.”
This year will be long.
“Asaje jave opytu'u hikuái.”
They rest during midday.
“Pe ñemuha oĩ asu gotyo.”
The store is to the left.
“Avati iporã chiparã.”
The corn is good for making chipa.
“Iporãite ko ára.”
This day is very beautiful.
“Eguapy che ypytépe.”
Sit by my side.
“Che aguata pyhareve.”
I walk in the morning.
“Kavaju oguejy pe yvytýgui.”
The horse descends from the hill.
“Agueraha che ryru chendive.”
I take my bag with me.
“Egueru chéve ne kuatia.”
Bring me your paper.
“Guyra oveve yvatére.”
The bird flies high.
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