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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
O Venerable One! Thus it is said - Are the external oceans full, of full measure, overflowing, and standing in an even manner? Gautama! In the external oceans, there are many aquatic jivas and pudgalas that move, go away, come, and accumulate due to the nature of water. That is why it is said that the external oceans are full, of full measure, overflowing, and standing in an even manner.
O Venerable One! Is the water of the saline ocean surging or steady, i.e., uniformly calm? Is it agitated or unagitated? Gautama! The water of the saline ocean is surging, not steady, agitated, not unagitated. O Venerable One! Just as the water of the saline ocean is surging, not steady, agitated, not unagitated, are the external oceans also surging waters or steady waters, agitated waters or unagitated waters? Gautama! The external oceans are not surging waters, they are steady waters, not agitated waters, they are unagitated waters. They are full, completely filled, as if wanting to overflow, especially wanting to overflow, they are filled to the brim like a full pot.
O Venerable One! In the saline ocean, are there many large clouds that are born, produced, or do they rain? Yes, Gautama! There are clouds there, and they rain.
O Venerable One! Just as in the saline ocean, many large clouds are born and rain, are there also many clouds born and raining in the external oceans? O Gautama! That is not the case. O Venerable One! Why is it said that the external oceans are full, completely filled, as if wanting to overflow, especially wanting to overflow, and are filled to the brim like a full pot? O Gautama! In the external oceans, many aquatic jivas come and go, and many pudgalas accumulate in the form of water, especially accumulate, and therefore it is said that the external oceans are full, completely filled, up to being filled to the brim like a full pot.
O Venerable One! What is the measure of the rise and fall of the saline ocean? Gautama! The rise and fall of the saline ocean is measured as five-and-a-half yojanas. The rise and fall of the waves is measured as five-and-a-half cubits. The rise and fall of the ripples is measured as five-and-a-half aṅgulas.