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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
Ambonese Malay
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“Ade su tidor deri tadi.”
Younger sibling has been sleeping since earlier.
“Bapa baru pulang deri kantor.”
Father just returned from the office.
“Dong rame-rame dansa waktu lagu tifa babunyi.”
They danced together joyfully when the tifa song played.
“Nona itu gaga sakali.”
That girl is very beautiful.
“Mama ada goreng pisang di dapor.”
Mother is frying bananas in the kitchen.
“Bapa pi bali ikang segar di pasar bini.”
Father goes to buy fresh fish at the morning market.
“Dong jalang kaki pi sakolah.”
They walk on foot to school.
“Kaka su pi sikola tadi pagi.”
Older sibling went to school earlier this morning.
“Beta su kenyang skali.”
I am already very full.
“Mama su masak papeda di dapor.”
Mother has cooked papeda in the kitchen.
“Warga kumpul barenteng par masohi bikin balai desa.”
The residents gathered together for mutual cooperation to build the village hall.
“Mari katong minong teh panas.”
Let us drink hot tea.
“Nene carita parlente jaman dolo-dolo.”
Grandmother is telling old folk tales from long ago.
“Nona itu manyanyi lagu Ambon deng manis skali.”
That young woman sings an Ambonese song very sweetly.
“Om baru pulang cari ikang di lao.”
Uncle just returned from fishing in the sea.
“Opa dudu bajaga ade di muka ruma.”
Grandfather is sitting watching younger sibling in front of the house.
“Dia itu ana yang pande.”
He is a smart child.
“Katong makang papeda deng ikang kuah kuning.”
We eat sago porridge with yellow fish soup.
“Katong dua pung negeri pegang pela kuat.”
Our two villages hold a strong traditional alliance.
“Antua undang banya orang datang pesta kaweng.”
He invited many people to come to the wedding party.
“Beta rasa sanang hari ini.”
I feel happy today.
“Beta pung hati rasa susa.”
My heart feels sad.
“Dia beta pung tamang baek.”
He is my good friend.
“Tanta ada pi pasar deng nene.”
Aunt is going to the market with grandmother.
“Tete ada dudu di muka ruma.”
Grandfather is sitting in front of the house.
“Dong pukol tifa par sambot tamu basar.”
They beat the traditional drum to welcome the honored guest.
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