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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
mon	pronom	I	Mon la la aprezan. I am here now.
ou	pronom	you	Ou vreman zanti. You are very kind.
i	pronom	he	I mon zanmi. He is my friend.
i	pronom	she	I kot li. She is at home.
nou	pronom	we	Nou travay toulezour. We work every day.
zot	pronom	they	Zot dan lekol. They are in school.
ki	pronom	what	Ki ou oule aprezan? What do you want now?
kot	adverbe	where	Kot mon liv? Where is my book?
kan	adverbe	when	Kan ou ava vini? When will you come?
kisannla	pronom	who	Kisannla kot laport? Who is at the door?
akoz kwa	adverbe	why	Akoz kwa ou tris? Why are you sad?
konman	adverbe	how	Konman ou konnen? How do you know?
annan	verbe	to have	Mon annan en loto nef. I have a new car.
fer	verbe	to do	Zot fer travay byen. They do the work well.
ale	verbe	to go	Nou ale lekol boner. We go to school early.
vini	verbe	to come	Silvouple vini kot mon lakaz. Please come to my house.
vwar	verbe	to see	Mon vwar lesyel ble. I see the blue sky.
konnen	verbe	to know	Zot konnen larepons deza. They know the answer already.
panse	verbe	to think	Mon panse mon fanmir. I think about my family.
oule	verbe	to want	Nou oule delo. We want some water.
bezwen	verbe	to need	Mon bezwen ou led ozordi. I need your help today.
fer	verbe	to make	I fer bon dipen. She makes good bread.
pran	verbe	to take	Pran liv anler lakour. Take the book home.
donnen	verbe	to give	Donnen mwan liv rouz la. Give me the red book.
dir	verbe	to say	I dir mon non dousman. He says my name softly.
dir	verbe	to tell	Dir mwan sa vre zistwar. Tell me the true story.
demande	verbe	to ask	Demande ansennyan demen. Ask the teacher tomorrow.
trouve	verbe	to find	Mon in trouv mon vye liv. I found my old book.
gete	verbe	to look	Gete lalin ki klere. Look at the bright moon.
servi	verbe	to use	Nou servi sa latab toulezour. We use this table daily.
travay	verbe	to work	Zot travay dan lavil. They work in the city.
manze	verbe	to eat	Zanfan i manz diri. The child eats rice.
bwar	verbe	to drink	Mon bwar dite tou bomaten. I drink tea every morning.
dormi	verbe	to sleep	Bebe i dormi anpe. The baby sleeps peacefully.
marse	verbe	to walk	Nou marse ansanm ziska lekol. We walk to school together.
tay	verbe	to run	Garson i tay vit. The boy runs fast.
lir	verbe	to read	I lir en bon liv. She reads a good book.
ekrir	verbe	to write	Ekrir ou non isi. Write your name here.
koze	verbe	to speak	Zot koz nou langaz byen. They speak our language well.
ekoute	verbe	to listen	Ekoute lamizik. Listen to the music.
tande	verbe	to hear	Mon tande divan deor. I hear the wind outside.
aste	verbe	to buy	Nou aste fri fre ozordi. We buy fresh fruit today.
vann	verbe	to sell	Zot vann pwason o marse. They sell fish at market.
peye	verbe	to pay	Mon peye avek larzan. I pay with cash.
ede	verbe	to help	Silvouple ed mon manman. Please help my mother.
kontan	verbe	to love	Mon kontan mon fanmir bokou. I love my family deeply.
mor	verbe	to die	Vye pye dibwa i mor dousman. Old trees die slowly.
aprann	verbe	to learn	Zanfan i aprann vit. Children learn very quickly.
ansenny	verbe	to teach	I ansenny dan nou lekol. She teaches at our school.
ouver	verbe	to open	Ouver laport aprezan. Open the door now.
ferm	verbe	to close	Ferm lafnet silvouple. Close the window please.
dimoun	nom	person	Sak dimoun i annan en non. Each person has a name.
msye	nom	man	Msye i tre gran. The man is very tall.
madanm	nom	woman	Sa madanm i mon ansennyan. That woman is my teacher.
zanfan	nom	child	Zanfan pe dormi. The child is sleeping.
garson	nom	boy	Garson i tay tou bomaten. The boy runs every morning.
fiy	nom	girl	Fiy i lir trankil. The girl reads quietly.
fanmir	nom	family	Mon fanmir i reste isi. My family lives here.
manman	nom	mother	Mon manman i fer dite. My mother makes tea.
papa	nom	father	Mon papa i travay dir. My father works hard.
zanmi	nom	friend	I mon meyer zanmi. She is my best friend.
lakaz	nom	house	Zot lakaz i gran. Their house is big.
kot	nom	home	Nou pe al kot nou aprezan. We are going home now.
lekol	nom	school	Lekol i ouver boner. The school opens early.
lavil	nom	city	Lavil i tre okipe. The city is very busy.
pei	nom	country	Nou pei i zoli. Our country is beautiful.
lemonn	nom	world	Lemonn pe sanze vit. The world is changing fast.
larout	nom	street	Larout i long. The street is long.
lasanm	nom	room	Lasanm i prop. The room is clean.
letan	nom	time	Letan i pase vit. Time passes very quickly.
zour	nom	day	Ozordi i en bon zour. Today is a good day.
lannwit	nom	night	Lannwit i fre. The night is cold.
bomaten	nom	morning	Bomaten i fre. This morning feels cool.
diswar	nom	evening	Nou marse diswar. We walk in the evening.
semenn	nom	week	Mon travay tou semenn. I work every week.
mwan	nom	month	Sa mwan i okipe. This month is busy.
lannen	nom	year	Sa lannen i paret long. This year feels long.
ozordi	adverbe	today	Mon travay ozordi. I work today.
demen	adverbe	tomorrow	Nou ava ale demen. We will go tomorrow.
yer	adverbe	yesterday	I ti vini yer bomaten. She came yesterday morning.
aprezan	adverbe	now	Vini isi aprezan. Come here now.
soley	nom	sun	Soley i tre so. The sun is very hot.
lalin	nom	moon	Lalin i paret klere aswar. The moon looks bright tonight.
zetwal	nom	star	Sa zetwal i klere. That star is bright.
lesyel	nom	sky	Lesyel i ble ozordi. The sky is blue today.
later	nom	earth	Later i nou lakaz. The earth is our home.
dife	nom	fire	Dife i tre so. The fire is very hot.
delo	nom	water	Bwar enpe delo prop. Drink some clean water.
lapli	nom	rain	Lapli i for ozordi. The rain is heavy today.
divan	nom	wind	Divan i fer fre. The wind feels cold.
pye dibwa	nom	tree	Sa pye dibwa i tre o. That tree is very tall.
fler	nom	flower	Sa fler i zoli. This flower is beautiful.
montanny	nom	mountain	Montanny i o. The mountain is high.
larivyer	nom	river	Larivyer i koule dousman. The river flows slowly.
lanmer	nom	sea	Lanmer i ble. The sea is blue.
manze	nom	food	Manze i bon. The food is good.
dipen	nom	bread	Mon manz dipen toulezour. I eat bread daily.
diri	nom	rice	Nou manz diri aswar. We eat rice tonight.
lavyann	nom	meat	Lavyann i so. The meat is hot.
pwason	nom	fish	Pwason i fre. The fish is fresh.
dizef	nom	egg	Dizef in kase. The egg is broken.
dile	nom	milk	Zanfan i bwar dile. The child drinks milk.
fri	nom	fruit	Fri fre i bon pour lasante. Fresh fruit is healthy.
dite	nom	tea	I bwar dite toulezour. She drinks tea daily.
kafe	nom	coffee	Mon bwar kafe aprezan. I drink coffee now.
latet	nom	head	Mon latet i fermal ozordi. My head hurts today.
lizye	nom	eye	Son lizye i ble. Her eyes are blue.
zorey	nom	ear	Mon zorey i fermal aprezan. My ear hurts now.
labous	nom	mouth	Ouver ou labous gran. Open your mouth wide.
nennen	nom	nose	Mon nennen i fre. My nose is cold.
lanmen	nom	hand	Lav ou lanmen byen. Wash your hands well.
lipye	nom	foot	Mon lipye i fermal ozordi. My foot hurts today.
leker	nom	heart	Mon leker i for. My heart is strong.
non	nom	name	Ki ou non? What is your name?
liv	nom	book	Sa liv i nef. This book is new.
mo	nom	word	Sa mo i enportan. This word is important.
langaz	nom	language	Nou langaz i zoli. Our language is beautiful.
larzan	nom	money	Mon bezwen plis larzan. I need more money.
travay	nom	work	Sa travay i dir. This work is hard.
lanmour	nom	love	Lanmour i fer lavi zoli. Love makes life beautiful.
lamizik	nom	music	Lamizik i zoli. The music is lovely.
zistwar	nom	story	Sa zistwar i vre. That story is true.
fason	nom	way	Sa fason i fasil. This way is easy.
keksoz	nom	thing	Sa keksoz i drol. That thing is strange.
lavi	nom	life	Lavi pa fasil. Life is not easy.
laport	nom	door	Laport i ouver. The door is open.
latab	nom	table	Latab i prop. The table is clean.
sez	nom	chair	Sez in kase. The chair is broken.
loto	nom	car	Mon loto i nef. My car is new.
bon	adjectif	good	Sa dipen i bon. This bread is good.
move	adjectif	bad	Manze i move. The food is bad.
gran	adjectif	big	Sa lakaz i gran. That house is big.
pti	adjectif	small	Lasanm i pti. The room is small.
nef	adjectif	new	Mon in aste en liv nef. I bought a new book.
vye	adjectif	old	Sa lakaz i vye. This house is old.
long	adjectif	long	Larout i long. The road is long.
kourt	adjectif	short	Zistwar i kourt. The story is short.
o	adjectif	high	Montanny i o. The mountain is high.
ba	adjectif	low	Latab i ba. The table is low.
so	adjectif	hot	Dite i so. The tea is hot.
fre	adjectif	cold	Delo i fre. The water is cold.
ere	adjectif	happy	Zanfan i ere. The child is happy.
tris	adjectif	sad	I tris ozordi. She feels sad today.
zoli	adjectif	beautiful	Fler i zoli. The flower is beautiful.
fasil	adjectif	easy	Sa travay i fasil. This work is easy.
dir	adjectif	hard	Sa travay i dir. This work is hard.
vit	adjectif	fast	Sa loto i vit. That car is fast.
dousman	adjectif	slow	Larivyer i ale dousman. The river is slow.
drwat	adjectif	right	Ou larepons i drwat. Your answer is right.
fo	adjectif	wrong	Sa larepons i fo. That answer is wrong.
enportan	adjectif	important	Sa liv i enportan. This book is important.
vre	adjectif	true	Sa zistwar i vre. This story is true.
ranpli	adjectif	full	Ver i ranpli. The glass is full.
vid	adjectif	empty	Lasanm i vid. The room is empty.
zenn	adjectif	young	Ansennyan i zenn. The teacher is young.
for	adjectif	strong	Sa msye i for. That man is strong.
feb	adjectif	weak	Zanfan i santi li feb. The child feels weak.
rouz	adjectif	red	Fler i rouz. The flower is red.
ble	adjectif	blue	Lanmer i ble. The sea is blue.
ver	adjectif	green	Pye dibwa i ver. The tree is green.
zon	adjectif	yellow	Fler i zon. The flower is yellow.
nwanr	adjectif	black	Loto i nwanr. The car is black.
blan	adjectif	white	Sez i blan. The chair is white.
wi	interjection	yes	Wi, mon konpran aprezan. Yes, I understand now.
non	interjection	no	Non, mon pa kapab vini. No, I cannot come.
pa	adverbe	not	Mon pa tris. I am not sad.
ek	conjonction	and	Dite ek dipen in pare. Tea and bread are ready.
oubyen	conjonction	or	Dite oubyen kafe i bon. Tea or coffee is fine.
me	conjonction	but	Mon fatige me ere. I am tired but happy.
si	conjonction	if	Si lapli i tonbe, reste kot ou. If it rains, stay home.
parski	conjonction	because	Mon ti reste kot mwan parski lapli ti tonbe. I stayed home because rain fell.
avek	préposition	with	Mon ti vini avek mon zanmi. I came with my friend.
san	préposition	without	I ti ale san larzan. He left without money.
pour	préposition	for	Sa kado i pour ou. This gift is for you.
sorti	préposition	from	I ti vini sorti lekol. She came from school.
kot	préposition	to	Nou pe ale kot lavil. We are going to town.