Chamorro

The Chamorro word for shark is halu’u. halu’u is a noun used to refer to a shark.

Hu chatli’e’ hao is the way to say “I hate you” in Chamorro. This phrase is used to express an intense dislike for another person.

The English phrase “hi” is translated into Chamorro as håfa adai. håfa adai is a friendly, informal greeting.

The Chamorro word for handsome is gupot. The word is used to describe an attractive man.

The Chamorro word for woman is palao’an. The term refers to an adult female person.

The English phrase “have a safe trip” is translated into Chamorro as biba biahi.

The Chamorro word for tired is yayas. yayas is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is in need of rest or sleep.

The Chamorro word for “because” is sa’. sa’ is a conjunction used to introduce a reason or a cause for something.

The Chamorro word for skin is lasa. lasa refers to the outer protective layer of the body of a person or an animal.

The English phrase “hi, how are you?” is translated into Chamorro as Håfa adai, håfa tatatmanu hao?