How to Say “Drink” in Chamorro
To drink in Chamorro is gimen. The word gimen is used to describe the action of consuming liquid through the mouth.
To drink in Chamorro is gimen. The word gimen is used to describe the action of consuming liquid through the mouth.
jāān is the Marshallese word for money. The word refers to currency in a general sense.
The Marshallese word for beautiful is aiboojoj. aiboojoj is an adjective used to describe something or someone as attractive.
The English word “my” is expressed in Chamorro using the suffix -hu. -hu is a possessive determiner used to indicate that something belongs to the speaker.
The Chamorro word for sister is che’lu. che’lu is a noun used to refer to a woman or girl who shares the same parents as another person.
The English phrase ‘language’ can be expressed in Chamorro as lengguåhi or fino’.
The Chamorro word for dad is tatat. tatat is an informal noun used to refer to a father.
puedi ha todo maolek is the Chamorro way to say have a nice day.
The English word “culture” translates to kottura in Chamorro.