Fino'Chamoru

This blog is a small help in the effort to perpetuate the Chamorro language / culture. You'll find some Chamorro words and lessons, and hopefully some discussions following them.

Friday, April 30, 2010

Leksion Chamoru: Prefix ha-

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The prefix ha- is used to mean "usually" or "often." Here are some examples to help clarify that a bit: Målångu = Sick....

Friday, April 23, 2010

Pålåbran 04/23/2010: Mångge

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Mångge (MUNG-gi): Where (question), where is it. Note: Mangge is a contraction of " månu nai gaige ." However, the contraction of...

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Thursday, April 8, 2010

Pålåbran 04/08/2010: Ekulo'

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Ekulo' (EH-ku-lu'): Climb up, get on top of. Note: Kahulo' can be interchanged with ekulo' i n many instances, but ekul...

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Saturday, April 3, 2010

Leksion Chamoru: Prefix gi-

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The prefix gi- is not used as frequently anymore as it once was, but the concept is rather simple. Gi- just represents origin and/or resid...

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Friday, April 2, 2010

Pålåbran 04/02/2010: Appleng

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Appleng (APP-pling): Slang, markedly colloquial language, nonsense, incoherent speech. Note: Appleng also means sprained. Uses: "Ti kom...

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Pålåbran 03/24/10: Atanon

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Atanon (a-TA-none): Handsome, good looking, pretty, appearance, decent looking. Uses: "Ti gof bunita gue', lao atanon ." = ...

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Friday, March 19, 2010

Pålåbran 03/19/2010: Frihon

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Frihon (free-HON): Joker, jester, buffoon. Uses: " Frihon si Jose, ya-ña umossitan." = "Jose is a joker, he likes to play tr...

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