How to Say “Room” in Chamorro

kuatto
The Chamorro word for "room" is kuatto.
kuatto refers to a division in a building.
Meaning: division in a building (noun)

Did you know?

  • Using kuatto when referring to a room in a traditional stilt house might sound slightly modern or Westernized to some elders.
  • The word kuatto is a loanword from the Spanish word cuarto, which refers to a room or a fourth part of something.
  • While kuatto describes a room in a modern house, the word guma' is often used more broadly to mean both 'house' and 'home'.

Example conversation

Maria and Jose are looking at a house.

  1. Maria

    Håga i kuatto?
    Where is the room?
  2. Jose

    I kuatto i guma.
    The room is in the house.
  3. Maria

    Kåno i kuatto?
    Is the room big?
  4. Jose

    Håga, i kuatto kåno.
    Yes, the room is big.
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