Dictionnaire Lingala–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
ngai	pronom	I	Ngai nazali awa sikoyo. I am here now.
yo	pronom	you	Yo ozali moninga na ngai. You are my friend.
ye	pronom	he	Ye azali na eteyelo. He is at school.
biso	pronom	we	Biso tozali pene lelo. We are ready today.
bango	pronom	they	Bango bafandi na engumba. They live in the city.
nini	pronom	what	Olingi nini sikoyo? What do you want now?
wapi	adverbe	where	Bafandaka wapi? Where do they live?
ntango nini	adverbe	when	Okoya ntango nini? When will you come?
nani	pronom	who	Nani azali na ekuke? Who is at the door?
mpo na nini	adverbe	why	Mpo na nini ozali mawa? Why are you sad?
ndenge nini	adverbe	how	Oyebi ndenge nini? How do you know?
kozala	verbe	to be	Bango bazali na esengo mingi. They are very happy.
kozala na	verbe	to have	Nazali na buku. I have a book.
kosala	verbe	to do	Tosali mosala. We do the work.
kokende	verbe	to go	Bakendaka na eteyelo. They go to school.
koya	verbe	to come	Yaka awa na tongo oyo. Come here this morning.
komona	verbe	to see	Namoni ndako. I see the house.
koyeba	verbe	to know	Toyebi lisapo. We know the story.
kokanisa	verbe	to think	Nakanisaka na bomoi. I think about life.
kolinga	verbe	to want	Balingi mayi. They want some water.
kozala na bosenga ya	verbe	to need	Nazali na bosenga ya ntango mosusu. I need more time.
kosala	verbe	to make
kozwa	verbe	to take	Zwa buku sikoyo. Take the book now.
kopesa	verbe	to give	Pesa ngai mayi. Give me some water.
koloba	verbe	to say	Balobaka solo. They say the truth.
koyebisa	verbe	to tell	Yebisa ngai nkombo na yo. Tell me your name.
kotuna	verbe	to ask	Natuni motuna moko. I ask one question.
kokuta	verbe	to find	Tokuti mwana. We found the child.
kotala	verbe	to look	Tala likolo. Look at the sky.
kosalela	verbe	to use	Tosalelaka mesa oyo. We use this table.
kosala	verbe	to work	Basalaka mokolo nyonso. They work every day.
kolia	verbe	to eat	Mwana azali kolia loso. The child eats rice.
komela	verbe	to drink	Nazali komela tii sikoyo. I drink tea now.
kolala	verbe	to sleep	Mwana mobali alalaka malembe. The boy sleeps early.
kotambola	verbe	to walk	Totambolaka na eteyelo. We walk to school.
kopota mbangu	verbe	to run	Mwana mobali apotaka mbangu noki. The boy runs fast.
kotanga	verbe	to read	Natangi buku oyo. I read this book.
kokoma	verbe	to write	Bakomaka lisapo. They write a story.
koloba	verbe	to speak	Tolobaka lingala awa. We speak Lingala here.
koyoka	verbe	to listen	Yoka moteyi. Listen to the teacher.
koyoka	verbe	to hear	Nayoki miziki. I hear the music.
kosomba	verbe	to buy	Basombi mapa ya sika. They buy fresh bread.
koteka	verbe	to sell	Totekaka mbisi awa. We sell fish here.
kofuta	verbe	to pay	Nafuti mbongo. I pay the money.
kosalisa	verbe	to help	Salisá mwana. Please help the child.
kolinga	verbe	to love	Nalingaka libota na ngai. I love my family.
kofanda	verbe	to live	Bafandi pene na ebale. They live near the river.
kokufa	verbe	to die	Banzete ya kala ekufaka malembe. Old trees die slowly.
koyekola	verbe	to learn	Bana bayekolaka na eteyelo. Children learn at school.
koteya	verbe	to teach	Bateyaka bana. They teach the children.
kofungola	verbe	to open	Fungola ekuke sikoyo. Open the door now.
kokanga	verbe	to close	Kanga ekuke, nabondeli yo. Close the door please.
moto	nom	person	Moto moko azali kozela. One person is waiting.
mobali	nom	man	Mobali azali makasi. The man is strong.
mwasi	nom	woman	Mwasi azali na esengo. The woman is happy.
mwana	nom	child	Mwana azali kolala. The child is sleeping.
mwana mobali	nom	boy	Mwana mobali atangaka malamu. The boy reads well.
mwana mwasi	nom	girl	Mwana mwasi azali koyemba. The girl is singing.
libota	nom	family	Libota na ngai ezali monene. My family is big.
mama	nom	mother	Mama na ngai azali na ndako. My mother is home.
tata	nom	father	Tata na ngai asalaka awa. My father works here.
moninga	nom	friend
ndako	nom	house	Ndako ezali ya sika. The house is new.
ndako	nom	home	Tozali kokende na ndako. We are going home.
eteyelo	nom	school	Eteyelo ezali monene. The school is large.
engumba	nom	city	Engumba oyo etondi na bato. This city is busy.
ekolo	nom	country	Ekolo na biso ezali kitoko. Our country is beautiful.
mokili	nom	world	Mokili ezali kobongwana. The world is changing.
nzela	nom	street	Nzela ezali molai. The street is long.
shambre	nom	room	Shambre ezali moke. The room is small.
ntango	nom	time	Ntango elekaka noki mingi. Time goes very fast.
mokolo	nom	day	Lelo ezali mokolo malamu. Today is a good day.
butu	nom	night	Butu ezali malili. The night is cold.
tongo	nom	morning	Tongo oyo ezali kimia. This morning is quiet.
pokwa	nom	evening	Tokopema na pokwa oyo. We rest this evening.
poso	nom	week	Poso oyo ezali na misala mingi. This week is busy.
sanza	nom	month	Sanza ekoya tokokende. Next month we travel.
mobu	nom	year	Mobu oyo ezali na tina. This year is important.
lelo	adverbe	today	Nasali lelo. I work today.
lobi	adverbe	tomorrow	Tokoya lobi. We will come tomorrow.
lobi eleki	adverbe	yesterday	Namonaki ye lobi eleki. I saw him yesterday.
sikoyo	adverbe	now	Yaka awa sikoyo. Come here now.
moyi	nom	sun	Moyi ezali moto. The sun is hot.
sánzá	nom	moon
monzoto	nom	star	Monzoto ezali kongenga makasi. The star shines brightly.
likolo	nom	sky	Likolo ezali bleu. The sky is blue.
mokili	nom	earth	Mokili ezali ya rond. The earth is round.
moto	nom	fire	Moto ezali moto makasi. The fire is hot.
mayi	nom	water	Mayi ezali malili. The water is cold.
mbula	nom	rain	Mbula ezali kobeta. The rain is falling.
mopɛpɛ	nom	wind	Mopɛpɛ ezali makasi. The wind is strong.
nzete	nom	tree	Nzete ezali molai. The tree is tall.
fololo	nom	flower	Fololo ezali kitoko. The flower is beautiful.
ngomba	nom	mountain	Ngomba ezali molai. The mountain is high.
ebale	nom	river	Ebale ezali monene. The river is wide.
mbu	nom	sea	Mbu ezali mosika. The sea is far.
bilei	nom	food	Bilei ezali pene. The food is ready.
mapa	nom	bread	Mapa ezali ya sika. The bread is fresh.
loso	nom	rice	Tolii loso lelo. We eat rice today.
mosuni	nom	meat	Mosuni ezali moto. The meat is hot.
mbisi	nom	fish	Mbisi ezali malamu. The fish is good.
liki	nom	egg	Liki ebukani. The egg is broken.
miliki	nom	milk	Miliki ezali ya moto moke. The milk is warm.
mbuma	nom	fruit	Mbuma oyo ezali elengi. This fruit is sweet.
tii	nom	tea	Namelaka tii mokolo nyonso. I drink tea daily.
kafe	nom	coffee	Amelaka kafe moindo. He drinks black coffee.
motó	nom	head	Motó na ngai ezali mpasi lelo. My head hurts today.
liso	nom	eye
litoi	nom	ear	Litoi na ngai eyokaka malamu. My ear hears well.
monoko	nom	mouth	Fungola monoko na yo mingi. Open your mouth wide.
zolo	nom	nose	Zolo na ngai ezali malili. My nose is cold.
loboko	nom	hand	Sukola loboko na yo sikoyo. Wash your hand now.
lokolo	nom	foot	Lokolo na ngai ezali mpasi mingi. My foot hurts badly.
motema	nom	heart	Motema na ngai ezali kimia. My heart is calm.
nkombo	nom	name	Nkombo na yo ezali kitoko. Your name is beautiful.
buku	nom	book	Buku oyo ezali ya sika. This book is new.
liloba	nom	word	Liloba oyo ezali na tina. This word is important.
monoko	nom	language	Lingala ezali monoko. Lingala is a language.
mbongo	nom	money	Nazali na bosenga ya mbongo mingi. I need more money.
mosala	nom	work	Mosala ezali mpasi. The work is hard.
bolingo	nom	love	Bolingo ezali na tina mingi. Love is very important.
miziki	nom	music	Miziki ezali kitoko. The music is beautiful.
lisapo	nom	story	Lisapo oyo ezali solo. This story is true.
nzela	nom	way	Nzela oyo ezali pete. This way is easy.
eloko	nom	thing	Eloko wana ezali ya ngai. That thing is mine.
bomoi	nom	life	Bomoi ezali pete te. Life is not easy.
ekuke	nom	door	Ekuke ezali polele. The door is open.
mesa	nom	table	Mesa ezali pɛto. The table is clean.
kiti	nom	chair	Kiti ebukani. The chair is broken.
motuka	nom	car	Motuka ezali ya sika. The car is new.
malamu	adjectif	good	Buku oyo ezali malamu. This book is good.
mabe	adjectif	bad	Bilei ezali mabe. The food is bad.
monene	adjectif	big	Ndako ezali monene. The house is big.
moke	adjectif	small	Shambre ezali moke. The room is small.
ya sika	adjectif	new	Nasombi motuka ya sika. I bought a new car.
ya kala	adjectif	old	Ndako oyo ezali ya kala. This house is old.
molai	adjectif	long	Nzela ezali molai. The road is long.
mokuse	adjectif	short	Lisapo ezali mokuse. The story is short.
likolo	adjectif	high	Ngomba ezali likolo. The mountain is high.
moto	adjectif	hot	Tii ezali moto. The tea is hot.
malili	adjectif	cold	Mayi ezali malili. The water is cold.
na esengo	adjectif	happy	Mwana azali na esengo. The child is happy.
mawa	adjectif	sad
kitoko	adjectif	beautiful	Fololo ezali kitoko. The flower is beautiful.
pete	adjectif	easy	Mosala oyo ezali pete. This work is easy.
mpasi	adjectif	hard	Mosala oyo ezali mpasi. This work is hard.
noki	adjectif	fast	Motuka oyo ezali noki. This car is fast.
malembe	adjectif	slow	Mobali ya kala atambolaka malembe. The old man walks slow.
solo	adjectif	right	Eyano na yo ezali solo. Your answer is right.
lokuta	adjectif	wrong	Eyano wana ezali lokuta. That answer is wrong.
na tina	adjectif	important	Buku oyo ezali na tina. This book is important.
solo	adjectif	true	Lisapo oyo ezali solo. This story is true.
etondi	adjectif	full	Kopo etondi. The cup is full.
mpamba	adjectif	empty	Shambre ezali mpamba. The room is empty.
moke	adjectif	young	Mwana azali moke. The child is young.
makasi	adjectif	strong	Mobali wana azali makasi. That man is strong.
bolembu	adjectif	weak	Mwana azali na bolembu. The child is weak.
motane	adjectif	red	Fololo ezali motane. The flower is red.
bleu	adjectif	blue	Likolo ezali bleu. The sky is blue.
vert	adjectif	green	Nzete ezali vert. The tree is green.
jaune	adjectif	yellow	Fololo ezali jaune. The flower is yellow.
moindo	adjectif	black	Motuka ezali moindo. The car is black.
mpɛmbɛ	adjectif	white	Chemise ezali mpɛmbɛ. The shirt is white.
iyo	interjection	yes	Iyo, nayebi. Yes, I know.
te	interjection	no	Te, nakoki koya te. No, I cannot come.
te	adverbe	not	Nazali pene te. I am not ready.
mpe	conjonction	and	Nasombi mapa mpe tii. I bought bread and tea.
to	conjonction	or	Tii to kafe ezali malamu. Tea or coffee is fine.
kasi	conjonction	but	Nalingi tii, kasi kafe mpe ezali malamu. I want tea, but coffee is fine.
soki	conjonction	if	Soki okoyi, tokolia. If you come, we eat.
mpo	conjonction	because	Natikali mpo na mbula. I stayed because of rain.
na	préposition	with	Nayaki na moninga na ngai. I came with my friend.
kozanga	préposition	without	Akendeki kozanga mbongo. He left without money.
mpo na	préposition	for	Likabo oyo ezali mpo na yo. This gift is for you.
uta	préposition	from	Nauti na eteyelo. I came from school.
na	préposition	to	Tokendeki na engumba. We went to the city.