Palauan Language Online: Palauan-English Dictionary

> An empty drum makes a large noise (i.e., those who talk a lot really have little to say).

> This looks empty.

> I open my wallet and it is just empty!

> The empty peanut butter jars can be washed and used as drinking glasses.

> Droteo is bathing upstream.

> At 7:00 a.m. I dress and comb my hair.

> The school faces in the direction of M-Dock.

> He cracked his head.

> Your head is wounded all over.

> Your mother's brother's head is discarded at Emerert.

> Attaching the drain spout to oneself.

> We can say they're like sardines without heads in a can.

> Why don't we go take a swim at the dock?

> Standing on the beach looking out towards the open ocean and the horizon.

> At 7:00 a.m. I dress and comb my hair.

> He or she fell off a ladder and cracked his or her head.

> He will be eating the papaya/a particular papaya.

> He is going to eat up some/the papayas.

> He will be eating some papaya/some papayas/the papayas.

> He is going to eat up a particular papaya/some papaya/the papaya.

> How has the papaya been cut?

> I would like to eat papaya

> The duck bent down and pushed the unhatched egg towards Templeton.

> Who is wise enough to count the clouds and tilt them over to pour out the rain?

> Because humans aren't as smart as animals.

> And there was a poor man who lived in that village whose heart was so light that it was his ability to make the town survive, but there wasn't anyone who thought about him.

> It is still light out but he feels like going to sleep.

> Kids these days think they are so smart.

> Do as you say, so everyone can see you are smart as you talk.

> I think there should be a curfew on land and have flights only come in during the day like before.

> You're very late!

> He was running late this morning and left without his lunch.

> I'm going to be a little late tomorrow. I have a lot of work.

> I was close to worrying everyone as I was a little late.

> John is taking too long and his wife is "like a decorated lobster" waiting for him.

> John, forgive me, I made a stop at Ngerkumer's and may be a run a little late.

> You will soon neglect what you already know.

> You should see a doctor as soon as possible.

> said the duck, who was quite a gossip.

> The boat is coming early.

> You get irritable so quickly.

> The setting of the sun is very quick today.

> We like it quick and easy money making schemes without thinking for the future.

> They were determined to chase the robbers.

> Are you stupid or something?

> It's like coconut juice that goes from the dark (of the inside of coconut) to the dark (of the inside of the drinker's mouth). - i.e. It's a matter kept secret or something whose source and use are unknown.

> Like coconut water, passing from darkness to darkness.

> The picture was painted to decorate the room.

> My knives have gone missing.

> The people who came to the feast are now all gone.

> All the pigs that are ready to eat are always killed in the winter.

> If you find something good, then remember us.

> Do you think Ngeriungs should be protected?

> I can watch/babysit the child because he behaved well last time.

> You are very lucky.

> A good leader, like rain, stills the ocean.

> Bad words are a curse, good words are a blessing.

> The heavens are good.

> Good Afternoon.

> Is it okay for me to go home?

> I speared couple of sting rays, they are good for soup.

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