e-mail, email.
Category: E
emti
empty
- Tang bilong wara i emti.
The water tank is empty.
en
1. it (used after long and bilong)
- Dispela skul i gat planti sumatin long en.
This school has many pupils. - Rausim kaikai long en.
Take the food out of it. - long arere bilong en alongside it
2. him, her
- Mito lukim papa bilong en.
Mito sees his father.
(en is often used instead of em when it refers back to the subject of the sentence)
See also: Personal Pronouns in Tok Pisin
em
1. he, him, she, her, it
- Em i wanpela liklik boi Simbu.
He is a little Simbu boy. - Em i gat 11-pela krismas.
He is eleven years old. - Em i go karim kago bilong em.
He went and got his goods. - Em save raun long taun.
He wanders around the town. - Em i namba wan taim bilong em.
It was his first time. - em yet himself, herself, itself
- Kamda i paitim em yet.
The carpenter hit himself. - Mi lukim em.
I see her.
2. this, that
- em hia this here, that there
- Em hia rot i go long ples.
This is the road to the village. - em nau!
(exclamation) there, you see! - em ol these, those
- Em ol i stap.
Those people are here.
See also: Personal Pronouns in Tok Pisin
eneji
energy.
Epril
April.
Englan
England. (see Inglen).
et, etpela
eight
- etpela ten man eighty men
- Meri i kamap wanpela ten et krismas.
The girl is turning eighteen.
See also: Numbers in Tok Pisin
ensel
angel.
envaironmen
environment.
See also: Environment of Papua New Guinea