Chamorro

The Chamorro word for brother is che’lu.

dispensa is the Chamorro word for excuse me. The word dispensa is used to express an apology or to say sorry.

The English word “beautiful” is translated into Chamorro as bunitu. bunitu is an adjective used to describe something or someone that is attractive.

The Chamorro word for soup is kådo. kådo refers to a soup, which is a liquid-based dish.

The English phrase “what” is translated to Chamorro as håfa. The word håfa functions as a direct interrogative pronoun to mean “what”.

The Chamorro word for ‘eat’ is kåno. The verb kåno is used to describe the act of eating a meal.

The English phrase “I love my family” is translated into Chamorro as hu guaiya i familian-hu.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated as famatkilu in Chamorro. famatkilu is used as an interjection to command someone to stop talking.

Esta ki umali’e’ hit ta’lo is the Chamorro way to say see you later.

To say “thank you” in Chamorro, use si yu’os ma’åse’. The phrase is an expression of gratitude used to thank someone.