How to Say “Welcome” in Chamorro
The English word “welcome” is translated into Chamorro as Bien binidu. Bien binidu is used as a greeting given upon someone’s arrival.
The English word “welcome” is translated into Chamorro as Bien binidu. Bien binidu is used as a greeting given upon someone’s arrival.
The Chamorro word for daughter is haga. The term haga is used to refer to a female offspring.
The Chamorro word for girl is palao’an. palao’an is used to refer to a young female person.
The Chamorro word for cousin is primu. The word primu is used to refer to a child of a person’s parent’s brother or sister.
The Chamorro word for bowl is tåson. The word tåson refers to a container used for holding food.
håfa adai is the Chamorro phrase used to say hello and goodbye.
The Chamorro word for pig is babui. The term babui refers to the mammal of the family Suidae.
The Chamorro word for bald is dåkngas. dåkngas is an adjective used to describe someone or something that has little or no hair
To say “happy birthday” in Chamorro, use Biba Komple’años. Biba Komple’años is the standard way to express birthday wishes in Chamorro.