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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
Māori
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“Hoki mai i te ahiahi.”
Come back in the afternoon.
“Haere ki te akomanga.”
Go to the classroom.
“Ko Aotearoa tōku kāinga.”
New Zealand is my home.
“Piki ki runga i te arawhata.”
Climb up the stairs.
“He ātaahua te ata i tēnei rā.”
The morning is beautiful today.
“E rere ana te awa.”
The river is flowing.
“He rā whānau nōku i te marama o Āperira.”
I have a birthday in the month of April.
“Kumea ngā ārai kia puta te rā.”
Pull the curtains so the sun comes in.
“Ka haere au ki te toa.”
I will go to the shop.
“I pai tō mātou haerenga.”
Our journey was good.
“Homai te hāmara ki a au.”
Give the hammer to me.
“He harakeke pai tēnei mō te raranga.”
This is good flax for weaving.
“Kei te hari ia.”
He/she is happy.
“Kaua e kai i tēnei harore.”
Don't eat this mushroom.
“Ka haere mātou ki te eke paihikara i te Hatarei.”
We go cycling on Saturday.
“He kaha te hau i te taha o te moana.”
The wind is strong by the sea.
“He mea nui te hauora.”
Health is an important thing.
“E hia ngā hēki kei roto i te kete?”
How many eggs are in the basket?
“Taihoa mō te tekau hēkona.”
Wait for ten seconds.
“E rima tekau hēneti te toenga.”
The change is fifty cents.
“Kei te hīkaka ngā tamariki mō te hararei.”
The children are excited for the holiday.
“Kua mutu te hiko i te rā nei.”
The electricity has gone out today.
“Me hīkoi tāua ki te toa.”
Let us walk to the shop.
“He nui te hinengaro o te tangata.”
A person's mind is great.
“Ko Hēmi taku hoa.”
Hēmi is my friend.
“Kei te oma te hōiho.”
The horse is running.
“I hoko ahau i te mīti.”
I bought the meat.
“Kei hea te hopi?”
Where is the soap?
“He pai ki ahau te hōtoke.”
I like the winter.
“He pai ki a au te huamata hou.”
I like fresh salad.
“He whāiti tēnei huarahi.”
This road is narrow.
“He pai te huarere i tēnei rā.”
The weather is good today.
“Me kai koe i ōu huawhenua.”
You should eat your vegetables.
“He roa tō ihu.”
Your nose is long.
“He nui tēnei ika.”
This fish is big.
“Kei te hiahia inu koe?”
Do you want a drink?
“E iwa ngā manu kei runga i te rākau.”
There are nine birds on the tree.
“He reka te kai.”
The food is delicious.
“He tino pai tō mātou kaiako.”
Our teacher is very good.
“He tino pukumahi te kaimahi hou.”
The new worker is very hardworking.
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