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What does Agupa mean in Chamorro?
Other Useful Words and Phrases
| ENGLISH | CHAMORU | PRONUNCIATION |
|---|---|---|
| tomorrow | agupa’ | ah-goo-pah’ |
| the day before yesterday | nigapña | nee-gap-nyah |
| the day after tomorrow | agupa’ña | ah-goo-pah’-nyah |
| the next day | i sigiente dia | ee see-gyen-tee dee-ah |
What does esta mean in Chamorro?
esta | Chamorro Dictionary
| entry | esta |
|---|---|
| pronunciation | ehss-tah |
| meaning | adjective. A word marking completion. It is used in contexts where something has “already” happened. It is also used when leaving someone after a conversation. |
| etymology | The third-person conjugation of the Spanish verb estar. |
What is later in Chamorro?
åtrasao | Chamorro Dictionary Late; tardy; not being on time.
How do you say wake up in Chamorro?
fåkmåta | Chamorro Dictionary Wake up; get up–from sleep (imperative form).
What is chin in Chamorro?
chin | Chamorro Dictionary How far, how much, to what degree. etymology. examples.
How do you say I love you all in Chamorro?
“Hu guaiya hao”, literally means “I love you” and is the most common way to express your love for someone in Chamorro.
How do you say cute in Chamorro?
When saying that someone is beautiful, you would say bunita for females and bunitu for males. NOTE: The word bunitu , from Spanish bonito, is often used as a general term to describe things as beautiful or pretty.
How do you Say Goodbye in Guamanian?
Also, most people simply use the Spanish farewell of “Adios” but that tends to feel a bit formal. * By the way, Guamanian is not a language or ethnicity…but depending on who you talk to that may open up a debate/conversation you may not want to be included in.
How do you say thank you in Chamorro?
Common Phrases in Chamorro English Chamorro Pronunciation Please. Pot fabot. put fah-boht Thank you. Si Yu’us ma’åse’. see DZOO-oos mah-AW-see I’m sorry. Dispensa yu’. diss-pen-sah dzoo You are welcome. Buen prubechu. boo-EHN proo-beh-choo
What is the most common way to say goodbye?
Waving our hands and say, “Dadah!” It’s the most common way to say it, especially saying goodbye to kids. But I think the word dadah itself refers to the act of waving hand itself instead of having a literal goodbye meaning on its own right.
What is Chamorro Phrase Finder?
A collection of useful phrases in the Guam dialect of Chamorro, an Austronesian language spoken mainly on the island of Guam, and also in the Marianas Islands. See these phrases in any combination of two languages in the Phrase Finder. If you can provide recordings, corrections or additional translations, please contact me .