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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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Results from all languages matching lò — pick a language above to narrow.
“Mo fẹ́ lọ sí ọjà láti ra oúnjẹ.”
“Lò kan mii á.”
Give me water.
“Lub tsev no loj kawg nkaus.”
This house is extremely big.
“Lok di do befo yu slip.”
Lock the door before you sleep.
“Han får en god løn.”
He gets a good salary.
“Loo lɛ ŋɔɔ.”
The meat is tasty.
“Bwat sa a lou pou yon sèl moun.”
This box is heavy for one person.
“A lɔv mi sista.”
I love my sister.
“Han kan løbe meget hurtigt.”
He can run very fast.
“El lobo aúlla en la noche estrellada.”
The wolf howls in the starry night.
- wolf (wild Canis lupus)
- drunkenness
Source: English Wiktionary via kaikki.org (Wiktextract) (CC-BY-SA-4.0), adapted.
“Marary ny lohako.”
My head hurts.
“Fui à loja comprar um presente de aniversário.”
I went to the store to buy a birthday gift.
Related: comércio, estabelecimento
- store
“Lok kalambini.”
Change your pen.
“ʻO loʻo ʻai e le teine le lole.”
The girl is eating the candy.
“Miloko marevaka ny lolo.”
The butterfly has bright colors.
“Pak Darto pancèn wong loma, seneng tetulung marang sapa wae.”
Pak Darto is indeed a generous person, he likes helping anyone.
“Cheve ti fi a long anpil.”
The girl's hair is very long.
“Jeg liker å løpe i skogen.”
I like to run in the woods.
“Kancaku duwe pit loro.”
My friend has two bicycles.
“Naʻe kamata e kātoanga ʻaki e lotu.”
The festival started with a prayer.
“ʻUa māeʻa le lotu i le taeao nei.”
The church service has finished this morning.
“Lowo mar puodho ong'ich.”
The garden soil is wet.
“Ua loaʻa iaʻu ka hoʻololi.”
I got the change.
“Lôapi lo a galalela.”
The sky is shining.
“A ó pàdé lọ́la.”
We will meet tomorrow.
- Tomorrow
“Lɔlɔ̃ nyo.”
Love is good.
“A minha casa fica longe daqui.”
My house is far from here.
“Lónìí jẹ́ ọjọ́ dára.”
Today is a good day.
- Today
“Le carton est trop lourd pour moi.”
The box is too heavy for me.
“Sasao ny lovia rehefa avy misakafo.”
Wash the plates after eating.
“Moje nowe łóżko jest bardzo wygodne.”
My new bed is very comfortable.
“O tla tsaya lobaka lo lo kae?”
How much time will it take?
“O penta lobota.”
He is painting the wall.
“He kanaka lōʻihi kēlā.”
That is a tall person.
“Kopesa bato lokúmu ezalí malámu.”
Giving people respect is good.
“Ndako na ngáí ezalí na lokusó.”
My house is on the left.
“Solia na nomu loloma vei ira na tamata.”
Give your love to the people.
“Rega lombok saiki lagi mundhak.”
The price of chili is currently rising.
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