Mosiah 8:6 · Omni 1:25
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The interpret-languages phrase ('interpret languages', 8:6; 'interpreting languages', Omni 1:25 and Mosiah 28:14) occurs three times in the corpus, all in this material: Amaleki's gift-list as he delivers the small plates to Benjamin (Omni 1:25), Limhi's question (8:6), and the interpreters' purpose-statement ('for the purpose of interpreting languages', Mosiah 28:14). Amaleki names as a gift the capacity Limhi later seeks.