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1
Q

ahh, ha!, umm, hmm, ooh, etc.

A

a

2
Q

to wait, to pause, to stay; remaining

A

awen

3
Q

parent

A

mama

4
Q

woman, wife, girlfriend, female

A

meli

5
Q

man, husband, boyfriend, male

A

mije

6
Q

woof, meow, moo, any animal sound

A

mu

7
Q

name, word

A

nimi

8
Q

(used for vocative and imperative)

A

o

9
Q

yay!, cool, good

A

pona

10
Q

language; hey!

A

toki

11
Q

a parent in general (mother or father)

A

mama

12
Q

mother

A

mama meli

13
Q

father

A

mama mije

14
Q

Canada is good.

A

ma Kanata li pona.

15
Q

Italy is beautiful.

A

ma Italija li pona lukin.

16
Q

I want to go to Germany.

A

mi wile tawa ma Tosi.

17
Q

London is big.

A

ma tomo Lantan li suli.

18
Q

Berlin

A

ma tomo Pelin

19
Q

Atlanta

A

ma tomo Alenta

20
Q

Rome

A

ma tomo Loma

21
Q

I’m from Berlin.

A

mi kama tan ma tomo Pelin.

22
Q

The English language is good.

A

toki Inli li pona.

23
Q

England is good.

A

ma Inli li pona.

24
Q

French language

A

toki Kanse

25
Q

Esperanto

A

toki Epelanto

26
Q

Canadian person

A

jan Kanata

27
Q

Mexican person

A

jan Mesiko

28
Q

Italian woman

A

meli Italija

29
Q

Spanish man

A

mije Epanja

30
Q

Lisa is cool.

A

jan Lisa li pona.

31
Q

Brandon teaches me.

A

jan Pentan li pana e sona tawa mi.

32
Q

Mary’s talking to me.

A

jan Mewi li toki tawa mi.

33
Q

Nathan is funny.

A

jan Nesan li musi.

34
Q

Heather is a whore.

A

jan Eta li jan unpa.

35
Q

to teach (give knowledge)

A

pana e sona

36
Q

I am Pepe.

A

mi jan Pepe.

37
Q

My name is Pepe.

A

nimi mi li Pepe.

38
Q

Ken, a bug is on your shirt.

A

jan Ken o, pipi li lon len sina.

39
Q

Kelly, you are pretty.

A

jan Keli o, sina pona lukin.

40
Q

Marvin, are you hungry?

A

jan Mawen o, sina wile ala wile moku?

41
Q

Steffany, I don’t like you.

A

jan Tepani o, sina ike tawa mi.

42
Q

Oh Abbie!

A

jan Epi o a!

43
Q

Work!

A

o pali!

44
Q

Wait.

A

o awen.

45
Q

Watch this.

A

o lukin e ni.

46
Q

Go to the city with your friend.

A

o tawa ma tomo poka jan pona sina.

47
Q

John, …

A

jan San o, …

48
Q

… go to your house!

A

… o tawa tomo sina!

49
Q

John, go to your house!

A

jan San o tawa tomo sina!

50
Q

Todd, don’t talk to me.

A

jan Ta o toki ala tawa mi.

51
Q

Jessie, eat this fruit.

A

jan Sesi o moku e kili ni.

52
Q

Let’s go.

A

mi mute o tawa.

53
Q

Let’s have fun.

A

mi mute o musi.

54
Q

Hello, Lisa.

A

jan Lisa o, toki.

55
Q

Yay! Good! Hoorah!

A

pona!

56
Q

Oh no!, Uh oh!, Alas!, etc.

A

ike!

57
Q

f-ck! damn!

A

pakala!

58
Q

Meow. Woof. Grrr. Moo. (sounds made by animals)

A

mu.

59
Q

Ooh, ahh, unh, oh, etc.

A

a.

60
Q

Hahaha! (laughter)

A

a a a!

61
Q

Hello!, Hi!, etc.

A

toki!

62
Q

Good sun! Good day!

A

suno pona!

63
Q

Sleep well! Have a good night!

A

lape pona!

64
Q

Good food! Enjoy your meal!

A

moku pona!

65
Q

I’m going. Bye!

A

mi tawa.

66
Q

Go well! Good bye!

A

tawa pona!

67
Q

Come well! Welcome!

A

kama pona!

68
Q

Good fun! Have fun!

A

musi pona!

69
Q

Susan is crazy.

A

jan Susan li nasa.

70
Q

Go!

A

o tawa!

71
Q

Mama, wait.

A

mama meli o awen.

72
Q

I come from Europe.

A

mi kama tan ma Elopa.

73
Q

Hahaha! That’s funny.

A

a a a! ni li musi.

74
Q

My name is Ken.

A

nimi mi li Ken.

75
Q

Hello, Lisa.

A

jan Lisa o, toki.

76
Q

F-ck!

A

pakala!

77
Q

I want to go to Australia.

A

mi wile tawa ma Oselija.

78
Q

Bye!

A

mi tawa!

79
Q

mu.

A

meow, woof, moo, etc.

80
Q

mi wile kama sona e toki Inli.

A

I want to learn English.

81
Q

jan Ana o pana e moku tawa mi.

A

Ana, give me food.

82
Q

o tawa musi poka mi!

A

Dance with me!

83
Q

jan Mose o lawa e mi mute tawa ma pona.

A

Moses, lead us to the good land.

84
Q

tawa pona.

A

Good bye (spoken by the person who’s staying).