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  1. i nub-alo yawe— em I long wara
  2. Tamat awatunap tagtag negaba? Pain awatunap main negabakai.— Man bel bai karim olsem wanem? Meri bel bai em karim
  3. niu mateuman— kokonas
  4. langedidti— poor (3pl)
  5. ngau ngainap, namaisap, onon ngaba— mi silip, kirap, mai migo tromawe huk
  6. ngau tamat nornen tinaitenge— I did not see the man yesterday
  7. gab nunman— dirti blo kokonas
  8. amenekuku— mantis
  9. ong bulingo— You turn (imperf)
  10. ngam ngamaningkai— we (excl) eat (but…)
  11. i sugakai ti naiyteng— em i waswas tasol mi no lukim em
  12. i tapas— S/he falls (intrs)
  13. diso— ol i kam
  14. dabok yesman— traipela
  15. ngam bor tingamnengo— mipela no kukim pik
  16. ngahau bor, ham ti— it is my pig, not yours
  17. i wau tamat— tambu
  18. ngahamam humam neraurau— mipela as blo stori
  19. ang ainakai— you (pl) sleep (but…)
  20. pain— meri
  21. mon manag buldo i yasago— em makim olsem na em les
  22. id taipago— yumi painim em
  23. id nug hona tadase— We (incl) went on top of each other
  24. numamim apanau— yupela helpim mi (yupela givim mi han bilong yupela)
  25. bor aru gurgurmadi main ngahau— these two black pigs of mine
  26. I dirubesaipide— They took it out from down there (took it out in an upward direction)
  27. samud— skin bilong kokonas
  28. pat— hama
  29. i turingo— em i katim gras
  30. war ab ilonlo milo milo nagekab gagawenganen haike yenago— Somebody hung up in the house the rope for the work of later drying everything
  31. ngahau bor gurgurman dabok— my big black pig
  32. i diyogeyoggo— They are see-sawing
  33. kwaku— type of bird (brown)
  34. hona— antap long
  35. raboip— hauptumora
  36. i suwemokadonge— S/he will stab again very hard
  37. madaluk— wik
  38. tamat malain— tall man
  39. i palumakai— he runs (but…)
  40. te wai— weave bilum
  41. tabulsik— patpela, i gat gris
  42. ngau ngamadongo — I am sitting
  43. ngau nal hudungan malal te ngabakai— I will go to the village every day
  44. ngahamam humam tan— Our (here since a long time) ground
  45. ong funimba— yu bai pait em
  46. ngam gam ngammulago— we (excl) come back (imperf 2)
  47. ngau nganimbakai— I eat (modal: can, must, should)
  48. i garman yabidin— S/he gathers them
  49. sondop ta— kam na yumi go
  50. ngahau gaun da— mi gat dok
  51. id tawe— yumi go pinis
  52. i pide— em i kam daun pinis
  53. ngau ngasimba— mi bai kam daun
  54. ngau gam ngatuli paninge— mi tok save long en pinis
  55. matiu— dried (tree)
  56. i wau pain— my sister-in-law
  57. fud sababaman— half ripe banana
  58. ong wani— yu kaikai
  59. i aidi dibingkai— they yawn (but…)
  60. nen madongo?— Is mother (sitting) there?
  61. baleu— tong blo mi
  62. boip tamat main milo yanimba— tumora dispela man bai kaikai
  63. ong karekaremba— You will scratch it
  64. ong hainge— yu pasim (em) pinis
  65. aim nina natun yabinge tinan yaga, kai tinong— The boy held the small knife, his mother yelled, but he didn't hear/listen
  66. i negabawai— She gives birth (desiderative)
  67. id aid tabingokai— we (incl) yawn (habitual)
  68. i es ngalemba— S/he will breathe in
  69. pukangan— be broken (continuous)
  70. lala madokanen han— ples bilong hait bilong sindaun
  71. adilek— kan
  72. haiyan— nogut
  73. fud ngasagainge i yado— em I go pinis na mi rausim skin bilong banana pinis
  74. i paikai— S/he plants (but…)
  75. i gam sulugo— S/he spits (imperf 2)
  76. ges— lip bilong taro
  77. ngau garman ngabidinaba— mi bai putim ol wantaim
  78. turan— narapela
  79. katalu— kiau blo mi
  80. ong milo milo salanganindo ngau ngasuggo— yu wasim samting yet, mi was was yet
  81. ngam ngamaba— mipela bai go
  82. id ab ilonlo tamadonggo— We are sitting in the house
  83. i singo— he comes down (imperf)
  84. wasing kabakab— tuna, langur
  85. i wau pain, i wam pain— tambu
  86. bor main tol gurgurmadi uya uya— these 3 big black pigs
  87. ngau ab ngatalininge ab natunte ngago— I go around the house to go to the outhouse
  88. wadon— pikinini man bilong em
  89. mone thermos turago— There the thermos is standing
  90. yau kasik— I stink
  91. ngau ngagadagade kas ti ngadade— I was stupid and didn't buy cigaretted
  92. gaumomoni— tude
  93. ngam ngamani— mipela kaikai
  94. bor mon gurgurman— that black pig
  95. i songo— he comes (imperf)
  96. i haus lottu-te madonggo— em I long haus lotu?
  97. waiwaik dinip dimasiaibawai— They eat konyak in order to have a ritual meeting
  98. ngau ngatakokasi— I bend over
  99. ganman— very bad (stinky)
  100. ong bar wabi— yu singsing
  101. ang asimbawai— you (pl) come down (desiderative)
  102. ebo ong hamong— olsem bilong yu
  103. I madondo gamukgo— em I stap na em tok tok
  104. i mamdinago— S/he chews them (imperf)
  105. ang amulaba— yupela bai kam bek
  106. ngam ngamsongokai— we (excl) come (habitual)
  107. i difuninge mate— ol kilim em na i dai
  108. abang yap kalingo—
  109. ngau ngatuli panomba— I will tell you
  110. i sui— em i sapim
  111. mum— taragau i plai long nait
  112. tamat malain mon naitemba— I will see that tall man
  113. ong sambawai— you come up (desiderative)
  114. ngau hibeo tineu tinaitenge— I didn't look at myself
  115. ong tariututi— yu katim (em) pinis
  116. ngau ngafemba— mi bai opim (em)
  117. numamam ngampanongo— mipela helpim yu (mipela givim yu han bilong mipela)
  118. i ilon giremba— em bai ting
  119. ngadudingo yaba— I am sending him/her, he/she is going
  120. tamat nornen naitenge— asde mi lukim man pinis
  121. ngam ngambehatemba— mipela bai brukim (em)
  122. tamat mon tamat ta tenge— did anyone see that man?
  123. ang abehatemba— yupela bai brukim (em)
  124. ngau negediwai ilo girengo— I think about them (imperf)
  125. andi— for them, benefactive
  126. ngau nga— mi go
  127. ngam bor tingampandinago— mipela no givim ol pik?
  128. yom kasik— You stink
  129. kol han tamat— cousin's husband
  130. nunman— i doti, i gat pipia
  131. ong to wai matago— You want sugar (You're dying for some sugar)
  132. i gitanimba— S/he will cook (baking, steaming, making hot)
  133. i somba— em bai kam
  134. ngau yau ngangagengo— I will make the fire/I am making the fire(?)
  135. id taratingo— we (incl) bite (imperf)
  136. neupataren— baksait blo lek
  137. ngau ilo songe ngabawai— I decided I would go
  138. hamim matan— mani bilong yupela
  139. garib nagengo— makes mat (imperf)
  140. ngahau aipain dabok— pikinini meri bilong mi
  141. neupatun— baksait lek blo mi
  142. bom bulimig— Turn the sago quickly!
  143. abi te ud dibingo— They pull (hold) grass in the garden
  144. nghau nen han tawan dabok— my maternal aunt/uncle (older)
  145. sise pain— tumbuna
  146. ang apidaba— yupela bai kam daun
  147. aim natun— boi
  148. dikailkaile dipalumba— They will come/run crawling
  149. I ketuk ti ngale songe, I ketuk ngale mul yawe— em I no kisim bilum kam, I kisim bilum I go
  150. ngau ngafunimba— mi bai paitim em
  151. wagagamami ab yabingokai, gaumomoni onon yagokai— Before he built houses, now he goes fishing (hooking)
  152. id tainabakai— we (incl) sleep (modal)
  153. mon madongo— s/he (dist) is sitting
  154. tininte— on the skin
  155. i gam tapasago— S/he falls (imperf 2)
  156. urom— ren
  157. nornen, ngau ngaitaiyonge— asde mi lukim yu pinis
  158. tinu wananago— I'm hot
  159. i mamdinaba— em bai kaikai ol
  160. Maniya kas rainggo do wap moya kas haun ti raidop— Long hia yu simok, go long hap bai yu no inap simok gen
  161. ngau lul-te ngago— mi go long nambis
  162. nigul— top part of roof
  163. malim— type of lizard (baby kadai)
  164. i dibulingokai— they turn (habitual)
  165. arar— straw bag
  166. ngau ngaitaiyange— mi lukim yupela pinis
  167. ngau gam ngayuninge— I blew (completive?)
  168. i bekebakai— S/he poops (modal)
  169. I yabehate— em I bruk (em)
  170. patu:— baksait blo mi
  171. i mariu ngapanimbawai— I want to give him/her a betel nut
  172. kau.usik— snek bilong dringim blut
  173. songe manig wai yawe— em kam na go olsem
  174. i gam beke— S/he poops (completive)
  175. bor ngapanenggo— mi sut pik
  176. maningkal— type of ant (brown, middle sized)
  177. i dadaba— em bai baim
  178. ang asop— you (pl) come from a long way
  179. ngau to wai ngamatago— mi laikim suga
  180. bor aru— two pigs
  181. ngahau kau da— mi gat muli
  182. I ditariututimba— ol bai katim (em)
  183. id tasimbawai— we (incl) come down (desiderative)
  184. i dipalumbawai— they run (desiderative)
  185. ong manag buldo ngau pid funauwe— yu makim olsem na mi pundaun pinis
  186. i disombakai— they come (modal: can, must, should)
  187. mateng— sik
  188. magoge— It spilled/dripped
  189. ngatalininggo— mi go raunim
  190. ong pide— yu kam daun pinis
  191. ong aim wabingo— You yawn (imperf 2)
  192. i gam nongo— S/he hears (imperf 2)
  193. hanat wai ngasonge, ngatulinge, tipanauwe, so ngamaipe— Why did I come, I asked, he didn't give me it, come I don't like leaving?
  194. i tamarekgokai— S/he urinates (habitual)
  195. buranadug— winpaip
  196. girire do yawe— mad and went
  197. I hohari— S/he rubs (it)
  198. i fun nagengokai— S/he starts work (habitual)
  199. aginun— prut
  200. ngau ngapalumago— I run (imperf)
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