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TETUN
INGLES
bondia
good morning (until about 11.30am)
botardi
good afternoon (from about 11.30am until sunset)
bonoiti
good evening; good night
ate-amanyá
see you tomorrow
ate-logu
see you later (today)
adeus
goodbye
senyór
mister; Sir
senyora
madam; Mrs
tiu
uncle
tia
aunt
maun
older brother; term of address for man older or similar age to oneself
mana
older sister; term of address for woman older or similar age to oneself
alin
younger brother or sister; term of address for a younger person
naran
name
hau
I; me
ita
you (singular; respectful)
nia
he; she; him; her
saa
what
nebee
where
hosi
originate from; from (place)
diak
good; well; OK
obrigadu / a
thank you
hamrook
thirsty
hamlaha
hungry
kole
tired
moras
sick; sore
deskansa
rest; take a nap
hariis
bathe (oneself)
pozitivu
positive
negativu
negative
mai
come (towards where speaker is now)
baa
go (away from where the speaker is now)
haan
eat
hemu
drink
hakarak
want
lakohi
don’t want; refuse
kolisensa
excuse me
deskulpa
sorry!
nada
you’re welcome (the standard response to obrigadu/a ‘thank you’)
uma
house; building; home
eskola
school
bee
water
bele
can; be able to; may; be allowed to
la
not
lae
no
sin
yes
ka
or; question tag (creates a yes-no question)
tetun
Tetun
inglés
English; English language
portugés
Portuguese
lian
language
Indonézia
Indonesia
bahasa
Indonesian language
lisaun
lesson
liafuan
word; phrase; short segment of speech
kompriende
understand
hatene
know; know how to
aprende
learn
hatete
tell; say
fali
again
koalia
speak; talk
loos
true; correct; straight; right (hand)
sala
be wrong; make a mistake
ita boot
you (singular formal)
o
you (singular; mainly for children)
imi
you (plural)
ami
we (not including you); us
ita
we (including you); us
sira
they; them (used for people; not for animals or objects)
nee
this
saida
what
lalais
quickly
neineik
slowly; softly; quietly
favór ida
please
halo
make; build; do
rona
hear; listen to
haree
see; watch (television...)
lee
read
pasiar
go for an outing
halimar
play; relax; not work
lao
walk; move (of vehicle; boat)
tuur
sit; sit down
hamriik
stand; stand up
servisu
do work; have a job
hela
live (at a place); stay (at a place)
rádiu
radio
televizaun
television
jornál
newspaper
fraze
sentence
depois
then; after that
tenki
must; have to
iha
in; at (place; time)
iha nebee?
where?
iha nee
here
iha nebaa
there
uluk
formerly; in the past
horiseik
yesterday
ohin loron
today
aban
tomorrow
aban-bainrua
in the future
loron
day
kalan
evening; night
loron-kalan
day and night
dadeer
morning (until about 11am)
meiudia
midday; noon; about 11am-2pm
lokraik; loraik
late afternoon (about 3pm until dark)
ohin
just now; earlier today; today
agora
now
orsida
soon; later today
hori-kalan
last night; yesterday evening
orsida kalan
tonight; this evening
bainhira?
when (question about future)
hori-bainhira?
when (question about the past)
zero
zero
ida
one; a; an
rua
two
tolu
three
haat
four
lima
five
neen
six
hitu
seven
walu
eight
sia
nine
sanulu
ten
?nulu
tens
resin
extra; excess; (used in numbers to introduce the ‘units’ digit)
atus
hundred
rihun
thousand
tuku
o’clock
balu
half ; some (of); part (of)
númeru
number
tinan
year
fulan
moon; month
semana
week
oras
hour
sura
count
hira?
how many; how much?
bainrua
in two days’time; the day after tomorrow
baintolu
in three days’ time
bainhaat
in four days’ time
bainlima
in five days’ time
bainneen
in six days’ time
hori-bainruak
two days ago
hori-baintolu
three days ago
hori-bainhaat
four days ago
hori-bainlima
five days ago
hori-bainneen
six days ago