Your clothes are all wet; you’d better hang them out to dry. in Tetun
Ó nia ropa bokon hotu, di'ak liu habai tiha.
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This Tetun (Tetum) translation comes from a curated 2,500-phrase parallel corpus drawn from the official tetun.org dictionary by Catharina Williams-van Klinken. Tetun is one of the two official languages of Timor-Leste alongside Portuguese.
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Related phrases
- Did you scrub the nappies, or just soak them in soapy water and then take them out to dry?Neras ne'e ó kose ka, hoban de'it iha omu been foti ba habai ona?!
- Did you scrub these swaddling cloths? Or did you just rinse them in soap suds and then take them out to dry?Neras ne'e, ó kose ka lae? Ka hoban de'it iha omo been foti bá habai ona?
- Rain fell and wet all my clothes.Udan mai halo ha'u nia ropa bokon hotu.
- I hang second hand clothes on hangers so that people will come and view them.Ha'u kabidu hela Ob para ema mai fihir.
- The mangoes on the farm are all ripe, we’re about to go and hook them (to pick them).Haas iha toos lar tasak hotu ona, ami atu bá kait.
- When you dry meat, it mustn't be too dry. When you see it is nearly dry, get it (inside).Habai na'an, la bele maran liu. Haree mar-maran de'it, foti ona.