How to Say “Yes” in Chamorro
The Chamorro word for “yes” is hunggan. hunggan is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.
How to Say “Eat” in Marshallese
The Marshallese verb for ‘eat’ is m̧ōñā. m̧ōñā is used to describe the act of eating a meal.
How to Say “Pretty” in Chamorro
The English word “pretty” is translated into Chamorro as bunita. The adjective bunita is used to describe things that are pleasant or attractive.
How to Say “Hello and Welcome” in Chamorro
hafa adai yan biba is the Chamorro phrase for hello and welcome. This is a friendly greeting used to welcome someone to a place or an event.
How to Say “White” in Chamorro
The Chamorro word for the color white is a’paka’. a’paka’ is used as a noun to denote the color white.
How to Say “Handsome” in Marshallese
The Marshallese word for handsome is dekāānrōrō. This adjective is used specifically to describe the physical attractiveness of a man.
How to Say “No” in Chamorro
The English word “no” is translated to Chamorro as åhe. åhe is a particle used to express negation or to show disagreement with a statement or question.
How to Say “Angel” in Chamorro
The Chamorro word for angel is anghet. anghet is a noun used to refer to a messenger from a deity.
How to Say “Bye” in Marshallese
iokwe is the Marshallese way to say bye. The word iokwe is used for both ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’ as a general greeting and parting.