Good evening Anthony. I'm a Marshallese that was basically born and raised in the states. Listening in to your video and translation encounter you had with the natives. I've realized many similarities between my native language (Marshallese), and Nauruan. This is a very beautiful video. Greatly appreciated.
Yokwe brother! I noticed the same about when I was in the Marshall Islands too that the structure of the language sounded the same. I also have a Fun with Languages video of Marshallese I'll be posting in the next several months. I'll be sure to update you when that comes out :D
What I've learnt Nauruan Language Mo/Omo- Good Baka( Bak-a)- Bad Joran- Morning Yekwo- Afternoon Yabum- Night Wawen ee?-Where you going? Tameg- Stay Oyo- Strong Ojo - Stand Gwein- Finish
Indonesia has some strong linguistic connections to the pacific islands interestingly. And it all connects to ancient migration routes. So fascinating!
Dear friend...my child hood ambition only visit Nauru...but reality is i cant visit there 😀....and now i travelled with your with your videos. 👍...no i watched tuvalu...nauru.kiribati.....thanks ❤️...
Good evening Anthony. I'm a Marshallese that was basically born and raised in the states. Listening in to your video and translation encounter you had with the natives. I've realized many similarities between my native language (Marshallese), and Nauruan. This is a very beautiful video. Greatly appreciated.
Yokwe brother! I noticed the same about when I was in the Marshall Islands too that the structure of the language sounded the same. I also have a Fun with Languages video of Marshallese I'll be posting in the next several months. I'll be sure to update you when that comes out :D
Absolutely beautiful island and people!
Ekamowir Omo! I'm an administrator on the nauruan wikipedia and this really helps! Tubwa kor!
Ekamawir omo is good luck.
without an E in front and omo at the end e.g..
KAMAWIR is greetings
What I've learnt Nauruan Language
Mo/Omo- Good
Baka( Bak-a)- Bad
Joran- Morning
Yekwo- Afternoon
Yabum- Night
Wawen ee?-Where you going?
Tameg- Stay
Oyo- Strong
Ojo - Stand
Gwein- Finish
Awesome man! Tubwa kor for sharing 😊
Ooooooooh. I seen this one video of these Nauruan girls fighting and I kept hearing “gwein” . Lol now I know
🤣😬🤜🏼💢🤛🏼
Wawen ee formally spelt
Nuawen I? where are you heading?
Where are you going?
Wõ nim eden?
Oaio - strong
Oeijo - stand up
Ogen - done (finish is magen)
Not bad mate. You have learnt our language very well. Keep it up with the other language too. Good luck.
Haha thank you ☺️ just took advantage of the little time I had to learn 🇳🇷
@@aperezvoyages no problem mate😁
Yay i love learning nauru
*Wow, something about some pronunciations reminds me of Bahasa Indonesia.*
Indonesia has some strong linguistic connections to the pacific islands interestingly. And it all connects to ancient migration routes. So fascinating!
@@aperezvoyages *Really? That is interesting. ^^*
Awe = awak
interesting
Dear friend...my child hood ambition only visit Nauru...but reality is i cant visit there 😀....and now i travelled with your with your videos. 👍...no i watched tuvalu...nauru.kiribati.....thanks ❤️...
Love your videos!! From Naoero currently living in FSM pohnpei! Love my small Pleasant Island Naoero #BwiõNaoeroEkoIjonTekeiyu
Tubwa brother! 🤙🏼🌺 hope you’re well!
Cheers = Yeah baby, damn 😂
What I am from nauru 😂😂
how do you say exit in nauruan?
Not sure my friend! ☹️
Mweta same as out
Meta is go out or exit
Metu is come in or enter
Ima Have Fun With Languages So Get Ready. 其瓷器經濟子孫看ڭىىغدۇېغىۇמגיונקוינהקטוק
Can you write to me please "name of monts" in Nauru?
Name of monts?
@@aperezvoyages yes
i mean January, February .. etc.
We use English words but differently e.g..
January Januar
February Peburuar etc..