Dictionnaire Tok Pisin–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
mi	pronom	I	Mi stap hia nau. I am here now.
yu	pronom	you	Yu gutpela tru. You are very kind.
em	pronom	he	Em i brata bilong mi. He is my brother.
em	pronom	she	Em i susa bilong mi. She is my sister.
yumi	pronom	we	Yumi go long haus nau. We are going home now.
ol	pronom	they	Ol i stap long skul tude. They are at school today.
wanem	pronom	what	Dispela samting em wanem? What is this thing?
we	adverbe	where	Yu stap we? Where do you live?
wanem taim	adverbe	when	Yu bai kam long wanem taim? When will you come?
husat	pronom	who	Dispela man em husat? Who is that man?
bilong wanem	adverbe	why	Bilong wanem yu bel hevi? Why are you sad?
olsem wanem	adverbe	how	Yu mekim olsem wanem? How did you do that?
stap	verbe	to be	Mi stap long haus. I am at home.
gat	verbe	to have	Mi gat wanpela buk. I have a book.
mekim	verbe	to do	Ol i mekim gut wok. They do the work well.
go	verbe	to go	Yumi go long skul olgeta de. We go to school daily.
kam	verbe	to come	Plis kam hia nau. Please come here now.
lukim	verbe	to see	Mi lukim bikpela diwai. I see the big tree.
save	verbe	to know	Mi save long nem bilong yu. I know your name.
tingting	verbe	to think	Mi tingting em i stret. I think he is right.
laik	verbe	to want	Mi laik sampela wara. I want some water.
nidim	verbe	to need	Yumi nidim moa kaikai. We need more food.
mekim	verbe	to make	Em i mekim gutpela bret. She makes good bread.
kisim	verbe	to take	Kisim buk i go insait. Take the book inside.
givim	verbe	to give	Givim mi wara. Give me the water.
tok	verbe	to say	No ken tok olsem. Do not say that.
tokim	verbe	to tell	Tokim mi stori. Tell me the story.
askim	verbe	to ask	Askim tisa nau. Ask the teacher now.
painim	verbe	to find	Mi painim bek bilong mi. I found my bag.
lukluk	verbe	to look	Lukluk long skai. Look at the sky.
yusim	verbe	to use	Yusim dispela naip gut. Use this knife carefully.
wok	verbe	to work	Ol i wok olgeta de. They work every day.
kaikai	verbe	to eat	Yumi kaikai rais long nait. We eat rice tonight.
dring	verbe	to drink	Dring klinpela wara nau. Drink clean water now.
slip	verbe	to sleep	Pikinini i slip kwik. The child sleeps early.
wokabaut	verbe	to walk	Mi wokabaut long skul. I walk to school.
ran	verbe	to run	Boi i ran kwik. The boy runs fast.
ritim	verbe	to read	Em i ritim dispela buk. She reads this book.
raitim	verbe	to write	Raitim nem bilong yu hia. Write your name here.
tok	verbe	to speak	Ol i tok gut long Tok Pisin. They speak Tok Pisin well.
harim	verbe	to listen	Harim mi gut. Listen to me carefully.
harim	verbe	to hear	Mi harim musik. I hear the music.
baim	verbe	to buy	Yumi baim nupela pis. We buy fresh fish.
salim	verbe	to sell	Ol i salim prut hia. They sell fruit here.
peim	verbe	to pay	Peim moni nau. Pay the money now.
helpim	verbe	to help	Plis helpim mama bilong mi. Please help my mother.
laikim	verbe	to love	Mi laikim famili bilong mi. I love my family.
stap	verbe	to live	Ol i stap long taun. They live in town.
dai	verbe	to die	Lapun man i dai. The old man died.
lainim	verbe	to learn	Ol pikinini i lainim long skul. Children learn at school.
skulim	verbe	to teach	Em i skulim ol liklik pikinini. She teaches small children.
opim	verbe	to open	Opim dua plis. Open the door please.
pasim	verbe	to close	Pasim windo nau. Close the window now.
manmeri	nom	person	Dispela manmeri em pren. That person is friendly.
man	nom	man	Man i longpela. The man is tall.
meri	nom	woman	Meri i strong. The woman is strong.
pikinini	nom	child	Pikinini i slip. The child is sleeping.
boi	nom	boy	Boi i ran kwik. The boy runs quickly.
gel	nom	girl	Gel i rit gut. The girl reads well.
famili	nom	family	Famili bilong mi i stap hia. My family lives here.
mama	nom	mother	Mama bilong mi i kuk. My mother is cooking.
papa	nom	father	Papa bilong mi i wok strong. My father works hard.
pren	nom	friend	Em i pren bilong mi. She is my friend.
haus	nom	house	Haus bilong ol em i bikpela. Their house is big.
haus	nom	home	Mi go long haus. I am going home.
skul	nom	school	Skul i klostu. The school is nearby.
biktaun	nom	city	Dispela biktaun i bisi tru. This city is very busy.
kantri	nom	country	Kantri bilong yumi i naispela. Our country is beautiful.
wol	nom	world	Wol i senis. The world is changing.
rot	nom	street	Rot i wet. The street is wet.
rum	nom	room	Dispela rum i klin. This room is clean.
taim	nom	time	Taim i go kwik tru. Time passes very quickly.
de	nom	day	Tude em i gutpela de. Today is a good day.
nait	nom	night	Nait i kol. The night is cold.
moning	nom	morning	Dispela moning i kolkol. This morning is cool.
apinun	nom	evening	Apinun i stap isi. The evening is quiet.
wik	nom	week	Mi bai kam long neks wik. I will come next week.
mun	nom	month	Dispela mun i bisi. This month is busy.
yia	nom	year	Neks yia bai i gutpela moa. Next year will be better.
tude	adverbe	today	Mi bisi tude. I am busy today.
tumora	adverbe	tomorrow	Yumi bai go tumora. We will go tomorrow.
asde	adverbe	yesterday	Em i kam asde moning. She came yesterday morning.
nau	adverbe	now	Kam hia nau. Come here now.
san	nom	sun	San i hat. The sun is hot.
mun	nom	moon	Mun i lait long nait. The moon is bright tonight.
sta	nom	star	Mi lukim wanpela lait sta. I saw one bright star.
skai	nom	sky	Skai i blupela. The sky is blue.
graun	nom	earth	Graun i raun. The earth is round.
paia	nom	fire	Paia i hat tru. The fire is very hot.
wara	nom	water	Wara i klin. The water is clean.
ren	nom	rain	Ren i pundaun. The rain is falling.
win	nom	wind	Win i strong. The wind is strong.
diwai	nom	tree	Dispela diwai i longpela. That tree is tall.
plaua	nom	flower	Plaua i naispela. The flower is beautiful.
maunten	nom	mountain	Dispela maunten i antap. That mountain is high.
wara	nom	river	Wara i bikpela. The river is wide.
solwara	nom	sea	Solwara i isi. The sea is calm.
kaikai	nom	food	Kaikai i redi. The food is ready.
bret	nom	bread	Dispela bret i nupela. This bread is fresh.
rais	nom	rice	Yumi kaikai rais olgeta de. We eat rice daily.
mit	nom	meat	Mit i kuk. The meat is cooking.
pis	nom	fish	Pis i nupela. The fish is fresh.
eg	nom	egg	Mi kaikai wanpela eg. I ate one egg.
milk	nom	milk	Bebi i dring milk. The baby drinks milk.
prut	nom	fruit	Dispela prut i swit. This fruit is sweet.
ti	nom	tea	Mi dring ti olgeta de. I drink tea daily.
kopi	nom	coffee	Em i dring hat kopi. She drinks hot coffee.
het	nom	head	Het bilong mi i pen tude. My head hurts today.
ai	nom	eye	Ai bilong em i blupela. Her eyes are blue.
ia	nom	ear	Ia bilong mi i pen tru. My ear hurts badly.
maus	nom	mouth	Opim maus bilong yu bikpela. Open your mouth wide.
nus	nom	nose	Nus bilong mi i kol. My nose is cold.
han	nom	hand	Wasim han bilong yu nau. Wash your hands now.
lek	nom	foot	Lek bilong mi i pen. My foot is sore.
bel	nom	heart	Bel bilong mi i strong. My heart is strong.
nem	nom	name	Nem bilong yu i naispela. Your name is beautiful.
buk	nom	book	Dispela buk i nupela. This book is new.
tok	nom	word	Dispela tok em i bikpela samting. That word is important.
tokples	nom	language	Tok Pisin em i wanpela tokples. Tok Pisin is a language.
moni	nom	money	Mi nidim moa moni. I need more money.
wok	nom	work	Dispela wok i hat. This work is hard.
pasin bilong laikim tru	nom	love	Pasin bilong laikim tru em i bikpela samting tru. Love is very important.
musik	nom	music	Musik i naispela. The music is beautiful.
stori	nom	story	Tokim mi dispela stori. Tell me that story.
rot	nom	way	Dispela rot i isi moa. This way is easier.
samting	nom	thing	Dispela samting i gutpela long yusim. This thing is useful.
laip	nom	life	Laip i hat sampela taim. Life is sometimes hard.
dua	nom	door	Dua i op. The door is open.
tebol	nom	table	Buk i stap long tebol. The book is on the table.
sia	nom	chair	Sia i bagarap. The chair is broken.
kar	nom	car	Kar i nupela. The car is new.
gutpela	adjectif	good	Dispela kaikai i gutpela. This food is good.
nogut	adjectif	bad	Dispela pis i smel nogut. That fish smells bad.
bikpela	adjectif	big	Yumi lukim wanpela bikpela haus. We saw a big house.
liklik	adjectif	small	Rum i liklik. The room is small.
nupela	adjectif	new	Mi baim wanpela nupela buk. I bought a new book.
lapun	adjectif	old	Dispela lapun man i wokabaut isi. That old man walks slowly.
longpela	adjectif	long	Dispela rot i longpela. This road is long.
sotpela	adjectif	short	Rop i sotpela. The rope is short.
antap	adjectif	high	Maunten i antap. The mountain is high.
daun	adjectif	low	Klaut i daun. The cloud is low.
hat	adjectif	hot	Ti i hat. The tea is hot.
kol	adjectif	cold	Wara i kol. The water is cold.
amamas	adjectif	happy	Ol pikinini i amamas. The children are happy.
bel hevi	adjectif	sad	Em i bel hevi tude. She feels sad today.
naispela	adjectif	beautiful	Plaua i naispela. The flower is beautiful.
isi	adjectif	easy	Dispela wok i isi. This work is easy.
hat	adjectif	hard	Dispela askim i hat. This question is hard.
kwik	adjectif	fast	Dispela kar i kwik. That car is fast.
isi	adjectif	slow	Lapun dok i isi. The old dog is slow.
stret	adjectif	right	Ans bilong yu i stret. Your answer is right.
rong	adjectif	wrong	Dispela ans i rong. That answer is wrong.
bikpela samting	adjectif	important	Dispela wok em i bikpela samting. This work is important.
tru	adjectif	true	Dispela stori em i tru. That story is true.
pulap	adjectif	full	Baket i pulap. The bucket is full.
ples i no gat wanpela samting	adjectif	empty	Botol i no gat wanpela samting insait. The bottle is empty.
yangpela	adjectif	young	Em i yangpela yet. She is still young.
strong	adjectif	strong	Dispela man i strong. That man is strong.
slak	adjectif	weak	Sik pikinini i slak. The sick child is weak.
retpela	adjectif	red	Plaua i retpela. The flower is red.
blupela	adjectif	blue	Skai i blupela. The sky is blue.
grinpela	adjectif	green	Ol lip i grinpela. The leaves are green.
yelopela	adjectif	yellow	Prut i yelopela. The fruit is yellow.
blakpela	adjectif	black	Dok i blakpela. The dog is black.
waitpela	adjectif	white	Sios i waitpela. The shirt is white.
yes	interjection	yes	Yes, mi save nau. Yes, I understand now.
nogat	interjection	no	Nogat, mi no save. No, I do not know.
no	adverbe	not	Mi no tait. I am not tired.
na	conjonction	and	Mi baim bret na rais. I bought bread and rice.
o	conjonction	or	Ti o kopi em i orait. Tea or coffee is fine.
tasol	conjonction	but	Em i tait tasol em i amamas. He is tired but happy.
sapos	conjonction	if	Sapos ren i pundaun, stap long haus. If it rains, stay home.
long wanem	conjonction	because	Mi stap long haus long wanem ren i pundaun. I stayed home because rain fell.
wantaim	préposition	with	Mi kam wantaim pren bilong mi. I came with my friend.
nogat	préposition	without	Em i go nogat moni. He left without money.
bilong	préposition	for	Dispela presen em i bilong yu. This gift is for you.
long	préposition	from	Mi kam long taun. I came from town.
long	préposition	to	Yumi go long skul. We went to school.