Marshallese

The Marshallese word for beautiful is aiboojoj. aiboojoj is an adjective used to describe something or someone as attractive.

The Marshallese verb for ‘eat’ is m̧ōñā. m̧ōñā is used to describe the act of eating a meal.

The Marshallese word for handsome is dekāānrōrō. This adjective is used specifically to describe the physical attractiveness of a man.

iokwe is the Marshallese way to say bye. The word iokwe is used for both ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’ as a general greeting and parting.

The word for ‘yes’ in Marshallese is aaet. In Marshallese, this particle is used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The phrase iakwe, ejet am mour is how to say hello, how are you in Marshallese.

The Marshallese word for dad is jema. jema is used to refer to a father in an informal context.

The Marshallese phrase for “good morning” is iokwe ean. This phrase is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.

The Marshallese word for good (in the sense of pleasant or enjoyable) is emman.

kōņaan kakkōn̄kōn̄ is the Marshallese way to say “shut up”. This phrase is used to command someone to stop talking.