Gi Papa' i Trongkon Niyok

Sorry, excuse me, my bad, and more -- learn how to apologize, ask for forgiveness, and tell other people to do the same in this episode. 

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If you've ever wanted to tell someone "You wish!" gi fino' CHamoru, this is the episode for you. In this episode, I talk about two expressions that can be used as the verbal equivalent to that smirk emoji. 

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Continue using the causative prefix na' to na' mås meying i CHamoru-mu. This episode includes more examples using the na' prefix, a quick review of hu-type pronouns, and a Game of Thrones reference! 

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Learn how to use the causative prefix na'- to na'meying i CHamoru-mu! This episode includes a few examples of how to use this causative prefix and how to use the resulting words in sentences. 

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I named this episode "Ni Håfafa na Chathinasso," or "Absolutely No Worries," because who doesn't like the idea of having no worries? If you're interested in learning how to say "absolutely no worries" then extending your knowledge so you can integrate wonderful things like, "ni håfafa na dibi" into your everyday CHamoru conversation, this is the episode for you. 

Possessive and hu-type pronouns were also mentioned in this website, so below are links to grammar lessons and videos: 

Maigo' atrasåo yu' sa hu cho'cho'gue esta na podcast! "I slept late because I was doing this podcast," would be a good way to start off this description. Unfortunately, I am a slave to sleep ya ti siña yu' maigo' atrasåo.

In this episode, I discuss the phrasal verb "maigo' atrasåo," which means "to sleep late." Examples are given with yu'-type pronouns, along with several others.

Join me for an introduction to Gi Papa' i Trongkon Niyok and quick examples of reduplication in CHamoru adjectives.