What does Saki mean in Chamorro?
noun + grammar. Alternative spelling of sake. ( rice wine) +4 definitions.
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What does Saki mean in Chamorro?
noun + grammar. Alternative spelling of sake. ( rice wine) +4 definitions.
How do you say hello in Chamorro?
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….Useful Chamorro phrases.
| English | Chamoru (Guam dialect) |
|---|---|
| Hello (General greeting) | Håfa ådai Buenas |
| How are you? | Håfa tatamanu hao? (frm) Kao mamaolek ha’ hao? (inf) |
What does Busta mean in Chamorro?
busta in Chamorro – English-Chamorro Dictionary | Glosbe. English Chamorro. brook. broom.
What does Guinaiya mean in Chamorro?
guinaiya | Chamorro Dictionary noun. 1) love, affection, fondness, desire. 2) a person to whom love is shown and expressed. etymology. Nominalized form of the Chamorro verb guaiya, meaning to love.
How do you say shut up in Chamorro?
famatkilu | Chamorro Dictionary Be silent; be quiet; hush; shut up. (Command form).
What does Matua mean in Chamorro?
måtua | Chamorro Dictionary Archaic form referring to higher class in pre-Spanish Chamorro society.
What does NENI mean in Guam?
What does NENI mean in Chamorro?
| entry | neni |
|---|---|
| pronunciation | neh-knee |
| meaning | noun. 1) a baby, an infant, a little kid. 2) a term of endearment equivalent to saying “dear”,”darling”,”honey” or “sweetie”. |
| etymology | From Spanish nene, masculine form for baby. |
What does Talu mean in Chamorro?
tah-loo-uh-nee. meaning. noun. 1) noon; afternoon.
What does chili mean in Chamorro?
meaning. Promiscuous woman; a woman who has been with many men. ( Taboo)
What does Leche mean in Chamorro?
leche | Chamorro Dictionary
| entry | leche |
|---|---|
| pronunciation | |
| meaning | interjection. Exclamation used when angry or surprised. It’s similar to the English words gee, golly, gosh, damn, etc. Considered taboo by older speakers. |
| etymology | From Spanish slang, from the word for milk. |
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