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5,506 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
Konkani
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माका तकली दुखता.
My head hurts.
[ma-ka tuk-lee dukh-ta.]
Context: Used to inform someone that you have a headache.
माका सर्दी जाल्या.
I have a cold.
[maka sardi jalya.]
Context: When explaining a minor illness.
माका नवी लेखणी जाय.
I want a new pen.
[Maa-kaa na-vee lekh-nee zaai.]
Context: Speaking to a shopkeeper or parent about school supplies.
माका एक नवी पिशवी जाय.
I need a new bag.
[Maaka ek navi pishvi zaay.]
Context: Requesting a shopping bag at a store.
माका दोन किलो तांदूळ जाय.
I want two kilos of rice.
[Maaka don kilo taandul zaay.]
Context: Placing a specific quantity order at a grocery shop.
माका धा रुपय फाटीं मेळ्ळे.
I got ten rupees back.
[Maaka dha rupoy phaati melle.]
Context: Used after making a payment to indicate receiving balance.
माका दर्यादेगेर वचपाक जाय.
I want to go to the beach.
[mā-kā dǎr-yā-dē-gēr vǎ-ch-pāk jāy.]
Context: Stating your destination to a driver.
पोट दुखता.
My stomach hurts.
[pott dukhta.]
Context: Expressing physical discomfort.
आज माका बरें दिसना.
I am not feeling well today.
[aaj ma-ka bo-rem dis-na.]
Context: Expressing that you are feeling unwell or sick.
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