Translation of "Admire" into Nhengatu

Phrases similar to "Admire" with translations into Nhengatu

• 3 – For, for the vain, other men are admirers.
  3 – Apigawa-itá warixí uruyari panhẽ awá usaisú tá umaã aintá resé.
• exclamation of admiration.
  Apõga!
• 2 – “Ah! Ah! Here comes the visit of an admirer!” cried the vain man from afar as soon as he saw the little prince.
  2 - Ah! Ah! Xukúi yepé mira usaisú umaã waá se resé! - unheẽ apigawa warixí mairamé umaã muruxawamirĩ.
• 12 – The little prince, then, could not contain his admiration:
  12 – Muruxawamirĩ i akanhemu mairamé umaã aé:
• 20 – - I admire you, said the little prince, shrugging his shoulders a little, but why could that possibly interest you?
  20 – - Puranga pá - unheẽ muruxawamirĩ, umaité ana uikú waá nhaã yepé yakwaimasawa. - Ma ti tẽ akwáu mayé kwá umusurí indé!
• thing too beautiful to admire, because today bishops are in prison,
  maã puranga retana i akanhemu sesewara, nhaãsé uií paí-wasú-itá upisika uikú,
• 15 – “Do you really admire me a lot?” he asked the little prince.
  15 – - Supí será resaisú remaã-maã se resé? - upurandú aé muruxawamirĩ supé.
• 17 – - “Admire” means to recognize that I am the most handsome, best-dressed, richest, and most intelligent man on the planet.
  17 – - Anheẽ-putari indé remaité ixé apigawa puranga piri, nhaã uyumuamundéu waá puranga piri, apigawa maãsiyara piri asuí kwawara piri kwá tetama upé.