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5,573 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
Assamese
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তেওঁ মোৰ দদাইদেউ।
He is my paternal uncle.
[Teo mor dodaideu.]
Context: Introducing a family member.
মোৰ জ্বৰ হৈছে।
I have a fever.
[Mor jwor hoise.]
Context: Telling someone that you are sick with a fever.
মোৰ মূৰ বিষাইছে।
I have a headache.
[Mor mur bishaise.]
Context: When expressing physical discomfort in the head.
মোৰ পেট ভৰি গ’ল।
My stomach is full.
[mor pet bhori gol.]
Context: Stating that one is done eating.
মোৰ এটা কলম লাগে।
I need a pen.
[mur eta kolom lage.]
Context: Used in an office or classroom to request a pen.
মোৰ ওচৰত খুচুৰা নাই।
I don't have change.
[mor usorot khusura nai]
Context: When you only have large notes.
মোৰ এতিয়াই যাব লাগে।
I need to go right now.
[Mor etiai jabo lage.]
Context: Used to express the urgent need to leave immediately.
মোৰ লাগেজবোৰ ক'ত লৈ যাম?
Where do I take my luggage?
[mur laa-gej-bur kot loi jaam?]
Context: Asking for directions at a travel terminal.
কালিলৈ মোৰ ছুটী আছে।
I have a holiday tomorrow.
[Kaliloi mor chuti ase.]
Context: Used when mentioning a personal leave or a public holiday for the next day.
মই মোৰ মাক বহুত ভাল পাওঁ।
I love my mother very much.
[Moi mor mak bohut bhal pau.]
Context: Expressing affection for one's mother.
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