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5,577 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
Haitian Creole
May include AI-generated content. Most words have not yet been reviewed by a native speaker.
“Mwen pral achte pen nan mache a.”
I am going to buy bread at the market.
“Mwen bliye adrès la.”
I forgot the address.
“Nou akeyi tout vizitè yo.”
We welcome all the visitors.
“Li toujou aktif nan travay li.”
She is always active in her work.
“Tout bagay anfòm isit la.”
Everything is fine here.
“Kafe sa a anmè anpil.”
This coffee is very bitter.
“Timoun yo ap aprann li.”
The children are learning to read.
“Atis sa a pentire bèl tablo.”
This artist paints beautiful paintings.
“Gen anpil bagay sou tab la.”
There are many things on the table.
“Nou pral nan yon bal aswè a.”
We are going to a ball tonight.
“Yo prepare yon gwo bankè pou envite yo.”
They prepared a big banquet for the guests.
“N ap prepare pou batèm tibebe a.”
We are preparing for the baby's baptism.
“Peyi a bèl anpil.”
The country is very beautiful.
“Li prepare yon bon manje pou bèlfi li.”
She prepared a good meal for her daughter-in-law.
“Bèlmè m fè pi bon diri a.”
My mother-in-law makes the best rice.
“Bèlsè mwen ap vin pase fen semèn nan avèk nou.”
My sister-in-law is coming to spend the weekend with us.
“Pwofesè a nan biwo li.”
The teacher is in his office.
“Syèl la ble jodi a.”
The sky is blue today.
“Bofis mwen an se yon moun ki trè travayè.”
My son-in-law is a very hard-working person.
“Bòfrè m nan ap ede m repare machin nan.”
My brother-in-law is helping me repair the car.
“Bopè m se yon bòs mason.”
My father-in-law is a mason.
“Bra li gwo anpil.”
His arm is very big.
“Li se yon moun ki brav anpil.”
He is a very brave person.
“Mwen renmen briz ki soufle maten an.”
I love the breeze that blows this morning.
“Mwen renmen bwè ji zoranj nan maten.”
I like to drink orange juice in the morning.
“Byenveni nan nouvo kay nou an!”
Welcome to our new home!
“M ap chache kle mwen.”
I am looking for my keys.
“Li fè frèt, mete yon chanday sou ou.”
It is cold, put a sweater on.
“Chat la grangou anpil.”
The cat is very hungry.
“Mwen bezwen yon chemiz pwòp.”
I need a clean shirt.
“Chen an ap jape nan lakou a.”
The dog is barking in the yard.
“Gen yon chèz bò tab la.”
There is a chair next to the table.
“Tanpri, chita sou chèz sa a.”
Please, sit on this chair.
“Mete chodyè a sou dife a pou mwen.”
Put the pot on the fire for me.
“Ou dwe chwazi yon koulè pou chemiz la.”
You must choose a color for the shirt.
“Bwose dan ou de fwa pa jou.”
Brush your teeth twice a day.
“Pen an vin di paske li rasi.”
The bread became hard because it's stale.
“Nou manje diri ak pwa chak dimanch.”
We eat rice and beans every Sunday.
“Mwen swaf dlo.”
I am thirsty for water.
“Mwen bezwen dòmi kounye a.”
I need to sleep now.
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