Dictionnaire anglais–Guarani

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	che	I am here now. Che aime koʼág̃a.
you	pronom	nde	You are my friend. Nde che irũ.
he	pronom	haʼe	He is very tall. Haʼe ijyvateeterei.
she	pronom	haʼe	She is at home. Haʼe oĩ hógape.
we	pronom	ñande	We live in this city. Ñande jaiko ko távape.
they	pronom	haʼekuéra	They work every day. Haʼekuéra ombaʼapo káda ára.
what	pronom	mbaʼe	What do you want now? Mbaʼepa reipota koʼág̃a?
where	adverbe	moõ	Where is your house? Moõpa oĩ nde róga?
when	adverbe	arakaʼe	When will you come? Arakaʼépa rejuíta?
who	pronom	máva	Who is that woman? Mávapa upe kuña?
why	adverbe	mbaʼére	Why are you sad? Mbaʼérepa nde reñembyasy?
how	adverbe	mbaʼéichapa	How do you know? Mbaʼéichapa reikuaa?
to have	verbe	guereko	I have a new book. Che aguereko peteĩ aranduka pyahu.
to do	verbe	japo	We do the work together. Ñande jajapo tembiapo oñondive.
to go	verbe	ho	I go to school early. Che aha mboʼehaópe pyaʼe.
to come	verbe	ju	Please come to my house. Eju che rógape, ikatúpa.
to see	verbe	hecha	I see the moon tonight. Che ahecha jasy ko pyhare.
to know	verbe	kuaa	I know your name. Che aikuaa nde réra.
to think	verbe	pensa	I think about my family. Che apensa che rogayguáre.
to want	verbe	pota	They want more water. Haʼekuéra oipota hetave y.
to need	verbe	tekotevẽ	We need more time. Ñande tekotevẽ hetave tiempo.
to make	verbe	japo	She makes good bread. Haʼe ojapo mbuja porã.
to take	verbe	japyhy	Take the book with you. Ejapyhy aranduka nendive.
to give	verbe	meʼẽ	Give me some water. Emeʼẽ chéve michĩmi y.
to say	verbe	heʼi	He says my name softly. Haʼe heʼi che réra mbeguekatúpe.
to ask	verbe	porandu	Ask the teacher now. Eporandu mboʼehárape koʼág̃a.
to find	verbe	juhu	I found my old book. Che ajuhu che aranduka tuja.
to look	verbe	maña	Look at the sky. Emaña yvágare.
to use	verbe	puru	We use this table daily. Ñande japuru ko mesa ára ha ára.
to work	verbe	mbaʼapo	They work in the city. Haʼekuéra ombaʼapo távape.
to eat	verbe	karu	The child eats rice. Mitã okaru mandiógui.
to drink	verbe	u	I drink water every morning. Che ayʼu y káda pyhareve.
to sleep	verbe	ke	The baby sleeps well. Memby oke porã.
to walk	verbe	guata	We walk to school. Ñande jaguata mboʼehaópe.
to run	verbe	ñani	The boy runs fast. Mitãkuimbaʼe oñani pyaʼe.
to read	verbe	moñeʼẽ	She reads a new story. Haʼe omoñeʼẽ peteĩ mombeʼu pyahu.
to write	verbe	hai	I write your name. Che ahai nde réra.
to speak	verbe	ñeʼẽ	They speak Guarani well. Haʼekuéra oñeʼẽ guarani porã.
to listen	verbe	hendu	Listen to the music. Ehendu pe purahéi.
to hear	verbe	hendu	I hear the rain. Che ahendu ama.
to buy	verbe	jogua	We buy fresh fruit. Ñande jajogua yva pyahu.
to sell	verbe	vende	They sell fish here. Haʼekuéra ovende pira koʼápe.
to pay	verbe	paga	I pay for the bread. Che apaga mbujáre.
to help	verbe	pytyvõ	Please help my mother. Epytyvõ che syképe.
to love	verbe	hayhu	I love my family deeply. Che ahayhu che rogayguakuérape.
to live	verbe	iko	They live near the river. Haʼekuéra oiko ysyry ypýpe.
to die	verbe	mano	The old tree died. Yvyra tuja omano.
to learn	verbe	aprende	Children learn at school. Mitãnguéra oaprende mboʼehaópe.
to teach	verbe	mboʼe	She teaches the children. Haʼe omboʼe mitãnguérape.
to open	verbe	peʼa	Open the door slowly. Eipeʼa okẽ mbeguekatu.
to close	verbe	mboty	Close the window now. Emboty ovetã koʼág̃a.
person	nom	ava	That person is kind. Upe ava imbaʼeporã.
man	nom	kuimbaʼe	The man is my father. Pe kuimbaʼe che ru.
woman	nom	kuña	The woman is happy. Pe kuña ovyʼa.
child	nom	mitã	The child is sleeping. Pe mitã oke.
boy	nom	mitãkuimbaʼe	The boy reads quietly. Pe mitãkuimbaʼe omoñeʼẽ kirirĩhápe.
girl	nom	mitãkuña	The girl drinks milk. Pe mitãkuña hoʼu kamby.
family	nom	hogaygua	My family lives here. Che rogaygua oiko koʼápe.
mother	nom	sy	My mother is strong. Che sy imbarete.
father	nom	ru	My father works daily. Che ru ombaʼapo káda ára.
friend	nom	irũ	You are my friend. Nde che irũ.
house	nom	óga	Their house is big. Hóga tuicha.
home	nom	óga	She went home early. Haʼe oho ógape pyhareve.
school	nom	mboʼehao	The school is nearby. Mboʼehao hiʼag̃ui.
city	nom	táva	This city is large. Ko táva tuicha.
country	nom	tetã	Our country is beautiful. Ñane retã iporã.
world	nom	yvy	The world is changing. Yvy iñambuehína.
street	nom	tape	The street is long. Pe tape ipuku.
room	nom	koty	This room is small. Ko koty michĩ.
time	nom	aravo	Time goes quickly. Aravo ohasa pyaʼe.
day	nom	ára	Today is a good day. Ko árape iporã.
night	nom	pyhare	The night is cold. Pyhare roʼysã.
morning	nom	pyhareve	The morning is cool. Pyhareve roʼysã porã.
evening	nom	kaʼaru	We walk in the evening. Ñande jaguata kaʼarúpe.
week	nom	arapokõindy	I work every week. Che ambaʼapo káda arapokõindy.
month	nom	jasy	This month is busy. Ko jasy heta tembiapo.
year	nom	ary	This year is new. Ko ary pyahu.
today	adverbe	koʼág̃a	I work today. Che ambaʼapo koʼág̃a.
tomorrow	adverbe	koʼẽrõ	We will go tomorrow. Ñande jaháta koʼẽrõ.
yesterday	adverbe	kuehe	She came yesterday. Haʼe ou kuehe.
now	adverbe	koʼág̃a	Come here now. Eju koʼápe koʼág̃a.
sun	nom	kuarahy	The sun is hot. Kuarahy haku.
moon	nom	jasy	The moon is bright tonight. Jasy hesakã ko pyhare.
star	nom	mbyja	That star is bright. Upe mbyja hesakã.
sky	nom	yvága	The sky is blue. Yvága hovy.
earth	nom	yvy	The earth is our home. Yvy ñande róga.
fire	nom	tata	The fire is hot. Tata haku.
water	nom	y	Water is very cold. Y roʼysãiterei.
rain	nom	ama	The rain is strong. Ama mbarete.
wind	nom	yvytu	The wind is cold. Yvytu roʼysã.
tree	nom	yvyra	That tree is tall. Upe yvyra ijyvate.
flower	nom	yvoty	This flower is beautiful. Ko yvoty iporãite.
mountain	nom	yvyty	The mountain is high. Yvyty ijyvate.
river	nom	ysyry	The river is long. Ysyry ipuku.
sea	nom	parana guasu	The sea is blue. Parana guasu hovy.
food	nom	tembiʼu	The food is good. Tembiʼu iporã.
bread	nom	mbuja	I eat bread daily. Che akarú mbuja káda ára.
rice	nom	avatikuʼi	We eat rice today. Ñande jakaru avatikuʼi koʼág̃a.
meat	nom	soʼo	The meat is hot. Soʼo haku.
fish	nom	pira	They sell fresh fish. Haʼekuéra ovende pira pyahu.
egg	nom	ryguasu rupiʼa	The egg is on the table. Ryguasu rupiʼa oĩ mesári.
milk	nom	kamby	The child drinks milk. Pe mitã hoʼu kamby.
fruit	nom	yva	This fruit is sweet. Ko yva heʼẽ.
tea	nom	kaʼay	She drinks hot tea. Haʼe hoyʼu kaʼay haku.
coffee	nom	kafe	I drink coffee every morning. Che ayʼu kafe káda pyhareve.
head	nom	akã	My head hurts today. Che akã rasy koʼág̃a.
eye	nom	tesa	Her eyes are beautiful. Hesa iporãite.
ear	nom	nambi	My ear hurts. Che nambi rasy.
mouth	nom	juru	Open your mouth, please. Eipeʼa nde juru, ikatúpa.
nose	nom	tĩ	My nose is cold. Che tĩ roʼysã.
hand	nom	po	Wash your hands now. Ejohéi nde po koʼág̃a.
foot	nom	py	My foot hurts now. Che py rasy koʼág̃a.
heart	nom	korasõ	His heart is strong. Ikorasõ imbarete.
name	nom	téra	Your name is beautiful. Nde réra iporã.
book	nom	aranduka	This book is new. Ko aranduka pyahu.
word	nom	ñeʼẽ	That word is important. Upe ñeʼẽ iñimportantete.
language	nom	ñeʼẽ	Guarani is a beautiful language. Guarani haʼe peteĩ ñeʼẽ porã.
money	nom	pirapire	I need more money. Che aikotevẽ hetave pirapire.
work	nom	tembiapo	This work is hard. Ko tembiapo hasy.
love	nom	mborayhu	Love is very important. Mborayhu iñimportanteterei.
music	nom	purahéi	The music is beautiful. Pe purahéi iporãite.
story	nom	mombeʼu	That story is long. Upe mombeʼu ipuku.
way	nom	tape	This way is easy. Ko tape ndahasýi.
thing	nom	mbaʼe	That thing is new. Upe mbaʼe pyahu.
life	nom	tekove	Life is beautiful. Tekove iporãite.
door	nom	okẽ	The door is open. Okẽ ojepeʼa.
table	nom	mesa	The book is on the table. Aranduka oĩ mesa ári.
chair	nom	apyka	The chair is old. Apyka itujáma.
car	nom	mbaʼyrumýi	The car is fast. Mbaʼyrumýi pyaʼe.
good	adjectif	porã	This food is good. Ko tembiʼu iporã.
bad	adjectif	vai	The water is bad. Y ivai.
big	adjectif	tuicha	Their house is big. Hóga tuicha.
small	adjectif	michĩ	This room is small. Ko koty michĩ.
new	adjectif	pyahu	I have a new book. Che aguereko peteĩ aranduka pyahu.
old	adjectif	tuja	That man is old. Upe kuimbaʼe tuja.
long	adjectif	puku	The street is long. Pe tape ipuku.
short	adjectif	mbyky	The story is short. Pe mombeʼu mbyky.
high	adjectif	yvate	That mountain is high. Upe yvyty yvate.
low	adjectif	karape	This table is low. Ko mesa ikarape.
hot	adjectif	haku	The tea is hot. Kaʼay haku.
cold	adjectif	roʼysã	The water is cold. Y roʼysã.
happy	adjectif	vyʼa	The child is happy. Pe mitã ovyʼa.
sad	adjectif	ñembyasy	She feels sad today. Haʼe oñembyasy koʼág̃a.
beautiful	adjectif	porãite	This flower is beautiful. Ko yvoty iporãite.
easy	adjectif	ndahasýi	This work is easy. Ko tembiapo ndahasýi.
hard	adjectif	hasy	This lesson is hard. Ko mboʼepy hasy.
fast	adjectif	pyaʼe	That car is fast. Upe mbaʼyrumýi pyaʼe.
slow	adjectif	mbegue	The old man walks slow. Kuimbaʼe tuja oguata mbegue.
right	adjectif	hekojoja	Your answer is right. Nde mbohovái hekojoja.
wrong	adjectif	jejavy	That answer is wrong. Upe mbohovái jejavy.
important	adjectif	importánte	This word is important. Ko ñeʼẽ importánte.
true	adjectif	añete	That story is true. Upe mombeʼu añete.
full	adjectif	henyhẽ	The table is full. Mesa henyhẽ.
empty	adjectif	nandi	The room is empty. Koty nandi.
young	adjectif	mitã	The boy is young. Pe mitãkuimbaʼe imitã.
strong	adjectif	mbarete	My father is strong. Che ru imbarete.
weak	adjectif	kangy	The sick child is weak. Mitã hasy ikangy.
red	adjectif	pytã	The flower is red. Yvoty pytã.
blue	adjectif	hovy	The sky is blue. Yvága hovy.
green	adjectif	hovyũ	The tree is green. Yvyra hovyũ.
yellow	adjectif	saʼyju	The flower is yellow. Yvoty saʼyju.
black	adjectif	hũ	The dog is black. Jagua hũ.
white	adjectif	morotĩ	The milk is white. Kamby morotĩ.
yes	interjection	hẽe	Yes, I understand. Hẽe, aikuaa.
no	interjection	nahániri	No, I do not want. Nahániri, ndaipotái.
not	adverbe	nda…i	I am not tired. Che ndaikaneʼõiri.
and	conjonction	ha	My mother and father came. Che sy ha che ru ou.
or	conjonction	térã	Tea or coffee? Kaʼay térã kafe?
but	conjonction	péro	I am tired, but happy. Che kaneʼõ, péro avyʼa.
if	conjonction	ramo	If you come, I stay. Rejúramo, che apyta.
because	conjonction	rupi	I stayed because of rain. Che apyta ama rupi.
with	préposition	ndi	I came with my friend. Che aju che irũndi.
without	préposition	ʼỹre	He left without money. Haʼe oho pirapireʼỹre.
for	préposition	peguarã	This gift is for you. Ko jopói nde peg̃uarã.
from	préposition	gui	She came from school. Haʼe ou mboʼehaógui.
to	préposition	peve	We go to the city. Ñande jaha távape.