Palauan Language Online: Palauan-English Dictionary

> Are you going to call anyone's cats?

> I will call that person's cats.

> The cat has gone out to mate (lit. The cat jumped over the pandanus tree).

> The cat is sleeping underneath me (i.e. under my chair).

> I will call those people's cats.

> You're just like a cat washing yourself.

> And when the mouse appeared, the cat snatched him.

> I only have pet cats.

> Those that were killed by wild animals, I didn't take them to you.

> My dog has fur which is black fur.

> The meat will be eaten by the old man.

> Do you know that Ngeriungs is an important Bird Area in the world?

> The meat is to be roasted and eaten with bitter herbs and with bread made without yeast.

> Like the insects which stays at ashes of fire but doesn't burn.

> Feeding Rebabch's pet.

> I'm a bit afraid of his horses.

> Our house is a bit closer to the zoo.

> He has horses.

> My pet fruit bat flew away.

> That bird is cowering with folded wings.

> Easy stirring the soup so that we do not have to reheat it again.

> It is better to be patient than powerful.

> Can you help God stretch out the sky and make it as hard as polished metal?

> Go to Droteo instead.

> They would weigh more than the sands of the sea, so my wild words should not surprise you.

> When the purple swamp hen appears, it brings remembrance

> There are people who are just nasty.

> Ulang keeps dwelling and fermenting in the past and gets all worked up and shut down.

> Ulang is so fiesty, she's back at it arguing again.

> Belau's government is over budgeted.

> My attached (not blood) sister cares for me more than my real sisters because she always helps with all of my cultural obligations.

> He fell out of the tree and broke his leg.

> He or she fell out of the tree and broke his or her leg.

> How did you sprain it?