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  1. sadoro— brum
  2. kasakas— bik maus
  3. ngam bar ngambimba— mipela singsing
  4. wagamami ngahau bor ti, gaumoni bor tol diturago— I didn't used to have (any) pigs, now there are 3 (standing)
  5. i yaga do nganonge— S/he calls/called out and I heard it
  6. tialaba— will be finished
  7. wagamami— bipo
  8. gaun yaratade— The dog bit us (incl)
  9. i bulingo— he turns (imperf)
  10. kwaku rogo— pisin i pilai
  11. i tarpasangane— s/he dropped (continuous)
  12. id tamule— yumi kam bek pinis
  13. mariu luwan— betel trunk
  14. ngau ngasimbakai— I come down (modal)
  15. nornen— yesterday
  16. nina— naip
  17. ngaipa kaibo ti— I search, but no
  18. ngam ngamsomba— mipela bai kam
  19. bom sogali— scrape off the sago
  20. ngau bor ngaitengo— I see the pig
  21. i gitadine— S/he cooked them (baking, steaming, making hot)
  22. ham milo yanik tinganongaman gomoni songe na aiu geugo— kaikai blo you mi no save,na now you kam, na pul long mi
  23. i aim wabi— he yawns
  24. ngau dadeng aben te ngago bor ngadadabawai— I am going to the market to buy a pig
  25. paio— kolabon blo mi
  26. ong sau pide— yu kamap pinis
  27. yob kasik garang ilonlo dirodo ditoragokai— insait long bus ol save raun na flai nabout
  28. ong bom ngale palum panau dopage ngau ilo uyandop ngabulip tanimba— If you bring sago, I will be happy, I'll turn it and we'll eat it
  29. manig wai so— Come this way!
  30. ong somba— yu bai kam
  31. ngau garmau raun ngasaringo— I am combing my hair (imperf)
  32. i difunimba— ol bai pait em
  33. mam han milo yanip, tialdop, ngasop ba, ngangalemba han daig— (When) dad finishes eating his food, I will come and take his plate
  34. ong tie— you are finished
  35. ngau dudop milo waikanen aben a waba— mi bai salim yu go long ples blo baim kaikai
  36. i tarpasiade— S/he made us (incl) fall/threw us (incl) down
  37. i sambawai— he comes up (desiderative)
  38. ngam ngambulingo— we (excl) turn (imperf)
  39. i ditengo— ol i lukim em
  40. boip kas ngale palum tape ngau ilo uyanaba— If you bring me cigarettes tomorrow, I will be happy
  41. i yuni— em i winim
  42. i menauwe yago, mai dop ya— em lusim mi, lusim em go
  43. tim— win
  44. ong ta mainga— yu mas lusim
  45. i diningkai— they eat (but…)
  46. i han toreng main hailands a yabawai— He would like to go on this walkabout to the Highlands
  47. ngau nor ngaitayonge— I saw you yesterday
  48. ngau nub ngaloge ngago— I am swimming across the river
  49. ngau salwan ngahontimba— em bai pasim dua
  50. ong pidago— you come down (imperf)
  51. fud titok wani!— Eat the banana slowly
  52. i sumeningokai— S/he asks him/her (habitual)
  53. ong tingem matago?— Are you hungry?
  54. i gam yago— he goes (imperf 2)
  55. abang uyan— gutpela taim
  56. i sigininge— em i rausim pinis (skin bilong karot, skin bilong poteto)
  57. id bar tabi— yumi singsing
  58. ong madokasi— You are sitting
  59. langalang tatuan— railing post
  60. Justin malain ebo Wolfgangaiong— Justin is tall like Wolfgang
  61. yaunanyamame— burned (1pl incl) cooked
  62. I gam sugabawai— em laik was was
  63. fud duba wani— Hurry up and eat the banana!
  64. ngau ngataiyadago— mi lukim yumi
  65. ang amulabawai— you (pl) come back (desiderative)
  66. ngau ilo songe— tingim blo mi kam pinis
  67. id hudungan ami tamadongo— we all are sitting
  68. ong aim wabimbawai— You yawn (desiderative)
  69. amig— kwik
  70. ngau ngapalumba— mi bai ran
  71. ngam ngammainabakai— we (excl) sleep (modal)
  72. pat gab garangena yenago— Stone i stap klostu long shell
  73. ong taiyamamago— yu lukim mipela
  74. boip ngaitaiyomba— (tumora) mi bai luklukim yu
  75. ngahau bor aru gurgurman— my two black pigs
  76. id tasango— we (incl) come up (imperf)
  77. ang asongo— you (pl) come (imperf)
  78. fariu— arere bilong maus bilong mi
  79. ngau milo ta tinaitenge— I did not see anything there
  80. piri— kundu, garamut
  81. ngam gammaimemim— mipela driman
  82. girek mangau tamat— tisa
  83. ngau ngatariututimba— mi bai katim (em)
  84. numaupatun— baksait han blo mi
  85. mahaute— broke
  86. nub diwatitinge— They spilled the water
  87. abek— tebol, bet, bens
  88. kau— muli
  89. i mamdine— em i kaikai ol pinis
  90. yaun nong— yu smelim em
  91. ngau ngaumi— my myself
  92. ong manag metaudo— Yu makim mi olsem na mi les long yu
  93. i dimulabawai— they come back (desiderative)
  94. bor garang alo sai pide— the pig came out from the forest
  95. ngau nal hudungan ngasugokai— I wash myself every day
  96. id tasange— yumi kamap pinis
  97. ang gam awe— you (pl) went (completive?)
  98. i bekebawai— S/he poops (desiderative)
  99. id tanimba— yumi bai kaikai
  100. ang bar abi— yupela singsing
  101. i nai— em i kuk
  102. bor tol— tri pik
  103. i dilogalamoke— They swam far away
  104. babumau— hat bilong mi
  105. i wasing tiwanep— em i no ken hukim pis
  106. suwelange— S/he stabbed it away/down
  107. ngam aimam ngambingo— we (excl) yawn (imperf)
  108. i songandop kokabawai— S/he keeps coming to play (because s/he wants to play)
  109. dar bale— lit: blood thrown, menstrual bleeding
  110. numau tahaik, numau kukun tahaik— six
  111. i gam aim wabingo— he yawns (imperf 2)
  112. ebala ong hamong— olsem bilong yu
  113. tamat main milo ti yaninge— this man didn't eat
  114. i turaba do tuli panauwe— s/he will stand and told me
  115. i es ngalembakai— S/he breathes in (modal)
  116. kol tamat— kasen (man)
  117. nal uyan— gutpela taim
  118. i bor tekeng i maiye— He doesn't want to see the pig
  119. ang asingokai— you (pl) come down (habitual)
  120. lul— wesan
  121. tamat milo ti yaningo— Man i no kaikai
  122. salfek tor surikanen han— Ladles are for serving soup
  123. ai luwan urib wap aigi te pid— bridge (middle-sized wood you follow and come across)
  124. wasing— pis
  125. gamohage milo ti nganinggo— And then I didn't cook the food
  126. ong palumago— You run (imperf)
  127. dadubman— cold
  128. lilo— rivulets of water
  129. i manag metindo i yasago— em makim olsem na em les
  130. i turakai ti ngaiytenge— em i sanap pinis, tasol mi no lukim em
  131. nornen aipainim ti diyenale— yesterday the children didn't sleep
  132. tahaik— wan
  133. dar watitinge— blood spilled
  134. tabam— supia
  135. i simba— he will come down
  136. wag onon baleng han— kanu long kisim pis
  137. i saidine— em i kisim ol long han pinis
  138. fud besman— ready banana
  139. nen mariu mamago— Mom is chewing the betel nut
  140. i dipide— ol i kam daun pinis
  141. tamat malain milo yaningo— the tall man is eating (food)
  142. ses bugau— spirit
  143. muman— mau
  144. did bubun— liklik maunten
  145. I madondo gamuke— em I stap na em tok tok
  146. ongalo yenago— yours exists
  147. pukgo— is breaking
  148. i gam bulingo— he turns (imperf 2)
  149. utin tain— penis discharge
  150. i disinggo do naitedine— ol i kam na mi harim ol pinis
  151. taktak tabulaba?— What are we doing?
  152. ngau panau ngatulingokai— I speak Panau (habitually)
  153. ngau ngahoharinge— mi rabim (em) pinis
  154. ong sombakai— You come (modal: can, must, should)
  155. ngale wap nage— kisim go putim
  156. dom— connecting pegs to outrigger, part of a canoe
  157. urom sindo liluse ngau pid funauba ngabule— ren kamdaun na ples wel klostu mi laik pundaun
  158. darau— blut blo mi
  159. id tawatitinge— yumi kapsaitim pinis
  160. I dihainge— They tied (it)
  161. duban— si, sibruk
  162. manigwaiso— Come here
  163. ngau ngaitaiyondo, matau singgo, nalaiyombawai ngahau pain— I see you, I'm attracted to you, and want to marry you my wife
  164. ngam gam ngamawe— we (excl) went (completive?)
  165. ngau ngakudinggo— I am getting rid of it
  166. ngaunen papaya dingalep panaugo— ol kisim popo bilong mi
  167. ang awatititinge— yupela kapsaitim pinis
  168. kalambu— taunam
  169. titok— isi isi
  170. ong gaun ngale palum paunau tape ngau ilo uyan panondop, ngau ti bru sa panop— ti bru sa panop
  171. bahalatenge— i bruk
  172. i tare— S/he cuts (with a knife)
  173. mariute ngadase— I went up the betel tree
  174. tete tetok ator, ib magamag ator amai, atordo ab aparendo langanago— wokabout isi, no ken wokabout strong, wokabout strong na yupela krukrugutim haus na em paiaup
  175. ngau mas-lo ngago— mi go long solwara
  176. matu (dabok)— elder brother (original)
  177. ngau ngamlo ilo girengo— I think about us (excl) (imperf)
  178. id tagadagade abate ti tamado— We (incl) were stupid and didn't stay at the house
  179. i watitinge— em i kapsaitim pinis
  180. i soyamamago— S/he is stabbing us (excl)
  181. bor gurgur ngahau— my black pig
  182. I dihainggo— They are tying (it)
  183. i nongokai— S/he hears (habitual)
  184. ngau bor ngadabawai, malal te ngawe— I wanted to buy a pig, I went to the village
  185. id tasimbakai— we (incl) come down (modal)
  186. matau patun— eyeball
  187. niu balun— part inside of coconut
  188. wagamu main ngahu ab, kaibo gaumomoni i han ab— before this was my house, but now it's his house
  189. ngau rai coast-a ngabawai, ngarerago, ngau ti ngap— mi prait long go long rai coast, olsem mi no inap go
  190. i diyenakai— they sleep (but…)
  191. ngau ngasumayaiyakai tingaiteng— I ask but I don't see him/her
  192. ngau tamat tinaiteng— mi no lukim man
  193. pukale— completely broken
  194. ang akai— you (pl) go (but…)
  195. langeoda— rich (1s)
  196. dahe— S/he went up
  197. i Masikan-te madonggo— em I long Masikan
  198. ar— banis
  199. pukaba— will be broken
  200. i es pasingo— S/he breathes out (imperf)
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