Palauan Language Online: Palauan-English Dictionary

> I'll catch Helen at lunchtime.

> I heard there is a big party for Reklai's birthday.

> Which restaurant did you go to?

> Do you have a father?

> I am dependent on money from my father.

> Toki is fed up with her husband, so she's living at her father's place.

> The child is crying for his father.

> All those things you learned from your father won't work or won't be of any use.

> Like his father, for he ate his father's premasticated food.

> This chelebucheb that I am wearing was for the marriage of Sue that my father received/earned.

> Father/mother, I need money to go to college/university.

> My dad taught me how to make thatch roofs.

> Listen to your father because if you don't, he'll yell at you.

> How old is your father?

> My mother is in the kitchen.

> My mother will wake me up.

> It's my mother who is astonished at my grades.

> My mother is slim.

> Their mothers smell of fish. (Used as insult against people from Ngerechelong.)

> The taro field is the mother of our life

> Stinking of fish

> He ate his mother.

> My mom tried to teach me how to weave hats from pandanus leaves.

> My mom wants me to help her weed her garden/farm.

> My mom gave him a piece of Palauan money for his wallet.

> My mom doesnt really want me to have a motorcycle.

> My mom went for a check up this morning. I went to drop her off.

> They will both leave tomorrow.

> They both left at the same time.

> Some shouting has begun.

> Let's go together.

> They both don't know anything and yet they're trying to explain.

> Oskar got angry with his mother.

> She really cares for her mother.

> Whose mother did you see?

> Their mothers smell of fish. (Used as insult against people from Ngerechelong.)

> Kukumai brought the food to her mother.

> The taro field is the mother of our life

> He ate his mother.

> Stinking of fish

> My mother in law is a bit under the weather.

> Her mother is an idiot and she is just like her.

> When I called her mother said he is sleeping.

> The fire in the hearth is too big; remove some firewood.

> Droteo had the misfortune of losing his money.

> He left the road to look at the lion he had killed, and he was surprised to find a swarm of bees.

> His family and the villagers were quite surprised at the boy's sudden good health and quick recovery.

> Droteo believes that the teacher killed the old woman.

> The taro patch sunk into the mud.

> It's my mother who is astonished at my grades.

> What's your grandmother's name?

> Lady at work is retiring. We are taking her out for lunch.

> Hello, can I speak to the woman of the house? (when making a phone call)

> Most of the sick patients at the hospital are old women.

> These ladies clubbing are so wild.

> My younger sister is short.

> How old is your younger sister? (only said by a female)

> What's your younger sister's name? (female to

> My younger sister graduated from college.