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5,584 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
Samoan
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“E toʻaga loʻu afafine e faitau tusi.”
My daughter is diligent in reading books.
“Tatou feiloaʻi i le afiafi.”
Let's meet in the evening.
“E agamalū lana tautala.”
His speech is gentle.
“E tāua le aʻoaʻoina o la tatou aganuʻu.”
It is important to learn our culture.
“ʻOu te fia aʻoaʻoina le gagana Sāmoa.”
I want to learn the Samoan language.
“ʻO se aliʻi lelei tele lenā tagata.”
That person is a very good gentleman.
“Ia pa'i i le alo o le ipu.”
Touch the smooth side of the cup.
- smooth, soft side of a thing
- stomach; belly
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“E tele loʻu alofa mo oe.”
My love for you is great.
“Momoli atu oʻu alofaʻaga i le fāmili.”
Send my regards to the family.
“ʻO loʻo mālū laʻu aluga fou.”
My new pillow is soft.
“E lelei tele ana amioga i le aʻoga.”
His conduct at school is very good.
“ʻUa ufitia le lā e ao.”
The sun is covered by clouds.
- day
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“ʻO loʻu ataliʻi o loʻo aʻoga i le taimi nei.”
My son is at school right now.
“Ua tiga lona ate.”
His liver is painful.
- liver
- any organ, in compounds
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“ʻUa mamafa tele laʻu ato.”
My bag is very heavy.
“ʻOu te alofa tele i loʻu āiga.”
I love my family very much.
“ʻO se teine āulelei tele ia.”
She is a very beautiful girl.
“ʻO loʻo i ai le sua i totonu o le fagu.”
The juice is inside the bottle.
“E tāua tele le faʻaaloalo i Sāmoa.”
Respect is very important in Samoa.
“ʻO le faʻafeagaiga o se vā e tāua tele.”
The covenant relationship is a very important bond.
“Na ia faʻafeiloaʻi le mālō.”
He welcomed the guest.
“O se faʻafeiloaʻiga māfana tele lea.”
That was a very warm greeting.
“Faʻafetai mo lau fesoasoani.”
Thanks for your help.
“ʻUa amata le faʻafiafiaga i le pō nei.”
The performance has started tonight.
“E toʻatele tagata i le faʻaipoipoga.”
There are many people at the wedding.
“Seʻi oʻu faʻalauiloa atu le mālō.”
Let me introduce the guest.
“Faʻalogo lelei i le faiaʻoga.”
Listen well to the teacher.
“E tāua le iloa o faʻalupega o le nuʻu.”
It is important to know the honorifics of the village.
“Talitonu i le faʻamāgalōga moni.”
Believe in true forgiveness.
“Tatala le faʻamalama faʻamolemole.”
Open the window please.
“E lelei le faʻamalositino i taeao uma.”
It is good to exercise every morning.
“Faʻaaogā le faʻamalu ona ʻua timu.”
Use the umbrella because it is raining.
“Tatou te faʻamanatu le aso fānau o le tinā.”
We are celebrating mother's birthday.
“Maua ni faʻamanuiaga e tele mo oe.”
May you receive many blessings.
“E manaʻomia se tagata faʻamaoni.”
An honest person is needed.
“Faʻamatala le uiga o lau tala.”
Explain the meaning of your story.
“E tasi le faʻamau ʻua paʻū.”
One button has fallen off.
“ʻUa faʻanoanoa loʻu loto.”
My heart is sad.
“E tatau ona faʻapelepele i le fānau.”
Children must be cherished.
“Faʻapuna le vai mo le ti.”
Boil the water for the tea.
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