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  1. pain mon ilon tininago— that girl is not sad
  2. ngau ngasimbawai— I come down (desiderative)
  3. mas— sol
  4. aim mon rerekaman haiyan— That boy is really scared
  5. I ta dinagembanga— ol tu mas wokim
  6. ngau ilo girenge ngawe— I know I went
  7. i diyago— they go (imperf)
  8. i yogeningo— em i seksekim em
  9. hanat mahaute?— what broke?
  10. gaun tamat— polis
  11. yau numam kukun nanip tagtag urat nagemba?— If you burn your fingers, how will you work?
  12. sabi hanal— taim bilong san
  13. te— rit
  14. ngau nganongaman kaibo tamat mon titaitekaman— I know, but we don't know that man
  15. katalun— kiau
  16. ful aiyur paina yenago— The mustard is under the leaf
  17. bor tol gurgurmadi uya uya o mone— those yonder 3 big black pigs
  18. Kristopher ngahau tamat— Kristopher is my husband
  19. abang pasiuti— tulait
  20. andi— all (prox)
  21. ong mai dop ngab ham te ngangalem ngasombawai— You wait, I would like to come bring you your bilum
  22. ong ib sela mai— you can't laugh!
  23. ngau tum ngapanongo— I am giving you the arrow shaft
  24. i difunauba— ol bai pait mi
  25. i yani— em i kaikai
  26. bor kabakab man— white pig
  27. kusup— aipas, ai i tudak, no save lukluk
  28. ngau brusando i yawe— em i go pinis na mi bel hard
  29. sosainggo— wiping
  30. tabe— kru bilong het, ol nudal
  31. ngabip ngarsunimba— mi holim na mi bai brukim em
  32. id gam taningo— we (incl) eat (imperf 2)
  33. i Wasab-u madonggo— em I long Wasab
  34. i Hagan-a madonggo— em I long Hagan
  35. i dador-i madonggo— em I long Dador?
  36. tobago— lying
  37. i nau yabik ilonlo madonggo— em I long haus lotu
  38. wasing gudunabin— top fin of fish
  39. Jason Mikes ida gaun— Jason, with Mikes, are police
  40. i naidine— S/he cooked them (soup, rice)
  41. ong madongo— You are sitting
  42. bor main bor— this pig is a pig
  43. nornen id hibed nug taitenge— we saw each other
  44. i sugngando naitenge— s/he still washes/washed and I saw it
  45. ngam ngambulimbawai— we (excl) turn (desiderative)
  46. id tapalumago— we (incl) run (imperf)
  47. ong wabakai— You go (modal: can, must, should)
  48. nanyonge— burned (2s), cooked
  49. ang aipago— yupela painim em
  50. i muldo naitenge— s/he returns/returned and I saw it
  51. i nal malain kasik mateng funinge i mate— em sik longpela taim olsem na em dai pinis
  52. i gam yaninge— he ate (completive?)
  53. i raimba— em bai smokim
  54. ngam gam ngamago— we (excl) go (imperf 2)
  55. ong sangokai— you come up (habitual)
  56. tidom— nait
  57. tetok fud wartatalep tongali— Chew up the banana slowly and swallow
  58. ong numam panau— yu helpim mi (yu givim mi han bilong yu)
  59. geo— puddle
  60. ngau ngafunangamba— mi bai paitim yupela
  61. ib yogeyoge mai— (You) can't make see-saw
  62. tamat mon ngagini, kai tinonge yangane— I called out to that man, but he didn't hear and kept going
  63. i sai pidabawai— S/he arrives (desiderative)
  64. wagamami dal main dabok, gaumomoni dal main yawe natune— Before this road was big, now it went small.
  65. i gam diningo— they eat (imperf 2)
  66. i totadine— S/he sawed them (all)
  67. i malal-te madonggo— em I long viles
  68. id tainamim— yumi driman
  69. i tan suwengane— He continued to stab the ground
  70. i tarango— S/he cuts (with a knife) (imperf)
  71. ong sa— yu kamap
  72. i gam yaningo— he eats (imperf 2)
  73. ong gam bulingo— You turn (imperf 2)
  74. i yenaba— em bai slip
  75. niu dabin— rop bilong kokonas
  76. ang asango— you (pl) come up (imperf)
  77. tamat mon tite tap, tuli panau— if you don't see the man, tell me
  78. I ruberubenge— S/he took it all out
  79. malal natun— little village outside city
  80. nap— wood on top sides of a canoe
  81. ngam ngamratingo— we (excl) bite (imperf)
  82. id tedinago— We (incl) are looking at them
  83. ang abulinge— yupela baut pinis
  84. dabin— rop
  85. ngau ngakarekaredinaba— mi bai skrapim ol
  86. pasapas— skin bilong haus
  87. bor main dabok kaibo ti ngadade— although the pig is big, I did not buy it
  88. patuna— ausait
  89. tetok tagumgume maise turago— slowly bent, stood up and is standing
  90. i palumagokai— he runs (habitual)
  91. kakang— umben
  92. i yuningkai— he blows (but…)
  93. i saringo— S/he combs (imperf)
  94. i taitimba— We (incl) will have sex (not with each other)
  95. ang aitaiyamamago— yupela lukim mipela
  96. nornen ong gaun ti ngaleso panauwe mainwai ngau ilo uyanago. ong ngaleso panaupe, ngau bru sa panope— Asde yu no kisim dok ya i kam na mi hamamas long yu. sapos yu kisim i kam olsem mi bai kros long yu
  97. i taiyadago— em i lukluk long yumi
  98. tialap— finish (non-finite)
  99. ngau ngapidabakai— I come down (modal)
  100. i yawe— em i go pinis
  101. i sai pide— em i kamap pinis
  102. wagagamami ab yabingokai, gaumomoni wasing wanemba yawe— Before he built houses, now he went to catch fish
  103. ngahau nen han lun— my maternal uncle (older/younger)
  104. mon bor dabok a ti— that pig is not big
  105. ngau ngainamime ngau ngafunangabawai— I dreamed I will fight you (pl)
  106. mariu mamenganen han— Betel nut is for chewing
  107. alon tain— plaque
  108. teratettet— type of insect
  109. tamat mon tiaitenge— you (pl) did not see that man
  110. ngau did-te ngago— mi go long maunten
  111. ong yuningokai— You blow (habitual)
  112. matan huhulun— gras bilong ai, ai gras
  113. bor main bor dabok— this pig is a big pig
  114. tamat tag wai— where is the man?
  115. i madokai i yawe— em i sindaun pinis, tasol em i go pinis
  116. i gam diyuningo— they blow (imperf 2)
  117. id tafumba— yumi bai pait ol
  118. ham nidum— your nose
  119. ngau ilo girengo i somba— I know s/he will come
  120. daup kasik— group of people
  121. ngam aimam ngambingkai— we (excl) yawn (but…)
  122. i sug— em i wasim
  123. ngau ngabawai— mi laik i go
  124. rer— i pret
  125. ngau ngapasinge— mi opim (em) pinis
  126. ang ayuninge— yupela winim pinis
  127. ngau ngaine— mi slip pinis
  128. ngau ngawe onon ngabale tie ngamule ngainabawai— mi go tromawe huk pinis, mi kam back na mi laik silip
  129. i diningo— they eat (imperf)
  130. i gulenge— em i rausim pinis (skin bilong banana, skin diwai)
  131. sosaik— wasim
  132. ngau ngakudimba— I will get rid of it
  133. nubanen kukurek— bikpela pato
  134. hutmak— hul pekpek
  135. i sumenango— S/he asks you (pl) (imperf)
  136. is talinaugo— Mosquitoes are flying around me
  137. i watitingo— S/he capsizes (imperf)
  138. ngam garmading ngambiding— We (excl) gather them
  139. ngau ngalogabawai ilo girәngo— I would like to go swim/I'm thinking of swimming
  140. ham tum panau— Give me your arrow shaft!
  141. (ng??)asemenonggo— yupela askim yu
  142. nornen i wasing wanemba kaibo i tiwaneng— Yesterday he will catch a fish, but he doesn't ?
  143. i wau tamat, i wam tamat, rauwau— tambu
  144. i kok— em i pilai
  145. I panemba— S/he will stab
  146. i tariyade— S/he cut us (incl) (with a knife)
  147. airaun kororaiman— dry leaf
  148. tamat timadongo— the man is not sitting
  149. i suggo— S/he washes (imperf)
  150. ngau onon ngabalap wasing kobol kobol kasik ngawanemba— I will fish and catch many different colors of fish (tomorrow)
  151. ngahamam humam mariu— Our (here since a long time) betelnut
  152. nub hulihulikaman— raunwara
  153. i sangokai— he comes up (habitual)
  154. kalago— basket
  155. boip— tumora
  156. i wau lun— tambu
  157. se tamat— tumbuna
  158. ong aim wabi— You yawn
  159. i gam yawe— he went (completive?)
  160. i negen wai yenemimago— S/he dreams about him/her (imperf)
  161. wag— kanu
  162. ngam ngammulakai— we (excl) come back (but…)
  163. ngau ngayogeningo— mi seksekim em
  164. i sigini— em i rausim (skin bilong karot, skin bilong poteto)
  165. gaun alon— tit bilong dok
  166. ngahamam niu ti— mipela no gat kokonas
  167. ong ngalenge— you took it
  168. tasugabawai tago— We (incl) would like to wash, we are going
  169. i nong— em i harim
  170. i painba do tuli panauwe— s/he will plant and told me
  171. yogani— seksekim
  172. kabegabeg— pikinini rokrok
  173. i selaba— em bai lap
  174. i taiyaugo— em i lukluk long mi
  175. i sulunamame— S/he spat at us (excl)
  176. ngau ngapid— mi kam daun
  177. kas raikanen han— Cigarettes are for smoking
  178. ngau ngabulimbakai— I turn (modal: can, must, should)
  179. ngau ngabakai— I go (modal: can, must, should)
  180. ngasosaingo— mi waswas
  181. alop bor dadap, mani a so— after you buy the pig, come back here
  182. i bekgo— S/he poops (imperf)
  183. ngahau bor aru— I have two pigs
  184. lam kasik— antap tru
  185. ngau nang panau ngagamukgokai— I speak Panau (habitually)
  186. ngahau kuroitinan— bikpela bel blo mi
  187. wasing ilogo gagi ilonlo— fish swim in the ocean
  188. aru— tu
  189. ngaipago— mi painim (em)
  190. i tur— em i sanap
  191. i mamarimba— S/he will cook (roasting, cooking in fire)
  192. ang asingkai— you (pl) come down (but…)
  193. tamat malain ngaitenge— mi lukim longpela man pinis
  194. kuloiloi balau yabikanen han— Necklaces are for decorating me
  195. ong manag buldo ngau ngaiyasaiye— Yu makim olsem na mi les nau
  196. lom— water tide
  197. numau tahaik, numau kukun aru— seven
  198. ngau moya nanongamam wap ham malal te kokaba— Mi tingim olsem yu go long ples bilon yu bai pilai
  199. ngau ngasange— I came up
  200. tamat mon tatuwan kasik— that man is one who works hard
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