Kosas gi Sanhiyong
kareta, trongko, tinanom, flores, sabana, chalan, taotao, gå’ga’, odda’, acho’
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Kosas gi Gima
kosina, kommon, kuatu, gua’ot, satge, luga, grifu, magagu, sapatos, konais, kama, potta, bentana, siya, kandet
Kalamtin
atan, chåchak, dimu, dommu’, éssalåo, fa’gåsi, fa’tinas, gimen, guesgues, hågong, hunguk, kanno’, li’e’, maigu’, mamokkat, malågu, panak, paniti, påtik, ta’yuk, taitai, tohgi, toktok, trumpunåsu
Practice Writing on I Sakman
Practice Chamorro on I Sakman; read stories, poems or write your own stories and post them on I Sakman. Start small Write about topics that are familiar, interesting, fun to you. Writing ideas for short stories: 1. poem (free form structure) 2. describe your favorite tv show 3. describe an episode of your favorite tv
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Tutuhon – Start
The first step is to start. I fine’ne’na i tutuhon. Everyone learns different. On the Internet, we are fortunate to have online classes, websites, videos and books to help learn Chamorro. We hope there’s a method that matches your preferred learning style. The first step is to start. Nihi ta tutuhon. Chamorro Language Lessons Online via
Tips for Learning
The first step is to start learning. I fine’ne’na i tutuhon. Let’s learn from how other people succeeded in learning Chamorro. LearningChamoru.com website’s – 10 Tips for Learning CHamoru Dr. Michael Lujan Bevacqua’s – Tips for learning Chamorro Watch a video of Chamorro language scholars giving tips to learning ChamorroUmeyak Chamoru – 10 Tips for