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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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Yucatec Maya
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“Jach ma'alob le aj-ka'ansajo'.”
The teacher is very good.
“Le aj-meyaja' jach ya'ab u muk'.”
This worker has a lot of strength.
“Le aj-xooko'ob táan u xooko'ob.”
The students are studying.
“Hach éek’jo’och’e’en le áak’aba’.”
This night is very dark.
“Séeb u yáak'abtal.”
It gets dark quickly.
“Áak'bil kin xíimbal.”
I walk at night.
“Le áanalte'a' jach chowak.”
This book is very long.
“K'áat áantaj ti' a láak'.”
Ask for help from your friend.
“¿Ba'ax lela'?”
What is this?
“Jach yaan u ye' le báata'.”
This axe has a lot of edge.
“Le bak'a' jach ki'.”
This meat is very delicious.
“Ch'ak le che' yéetel le bato'.”
Cut the wood with the axe.
“Lela' jump'éel noj bej.”
This is a main road.
“Bejla’e’ yaan in xook.”
Today I have to study.
“Kin bin Jo'.”
I am going to Merida.
“Bejla'e' in k'amik in bo'ol.”
Today I receive my payment.
“Bolonp'éel u tojol le ba'ala'.”
Nine is the price of this thing.
“In k'áat in jante bu'ul.”
I want to eat beans.
“Bul k'iin meyajnen.”
I worked the whole day.
“Le xíiba' tu ch'a'aj can tsíimin.”
The man took four horses.
- obsolete spelling of kan
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Ch'ak le che'o' yéetel maskab.”
Cut that wood with the machete.
“Ch'óoch' le k'éek'en bak'a'.”
This pork meat is salty.
“Le ch'óoyo' chuup yéetel ja'.”
The bucket is full of water.
“Ch'ujuk le ja'asa'.”
This mamey fruit is sweet.
“Le ch'úupala' táan u báaxal.”
This girl is playing.
“Chak le ja'o'.”
Boil the water.
“Uts tin t'aan chakbil k'uum.”
I like boiled squash.
“Yaan jump'éel chem ti' le ja'o'.”
There is a boat in the water.
“In chiiche' tu ts'áaj ten janal.”
My grandmother gave me food.
“Te' chik'in ku túubul k'iin.”
The sun sets in the west.
“Yaan chokwil ti' le x-ch'uupalo'.”
The girl has a fever.
“Yaan ja' ichil le chuujo'.”
There is water inside the gourd.
“Ti' chúumuk áak'ab kin wajal.”
I wake up at midnight.
“Le iko' jach k'i'inam.”
The chili pepper is very spicy.
“Jach ya'ab ixi'im ti' le ja'aba'.”
There is a lot of corn this year.
“In wíits'in leti'.”
He/she is my younger sibling.
“In k’áat ja’.”
I want water.
“Junp’éel ja’ab k’ajóoltmaj.”
I have known him for one year.
“Jante jump'éel ja'as.”
Eat a banana.
“Kin meyaj tu ja'atskab k'iin.”
I work in the morning.
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