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what's up guys I'm happy to welcome you
to another fun with languages video this
is my second video I've done in all my
travels
this one's focusing on the language of
now ruin Nauru is a very small island
believe it or not they do speak their
own language now rude Niro has a history
of Australian influence so that being
said most now ruins do speak English if
you visit Nauru you realize that locals
do speak nor ruin it's a very widely
spoken language across the island you'll
see signage in in now ruin if you have
the opportunity to visit Nauru it's an
absolute pleasure and opportunity to be
able to hear a unique language locals
are really friendly and I just so
happened to be on my my very last
evening and now I had spent some time
with some friends I made and decided to
have a little bit of language lessons
and basically share with the world some
of this unique language on video now
mind you my friends were a bit camera
shy and I did have to respect not
putting them on camera so here we go and
hope you enjoy notice a tiny Pacific
island it has its own unique language is
part of the Micronesian family and I'm
here to learn a bit of note and its
language so let's start with hello hello
it was so like a welcomed or greedy what
is it a coma wait
is a how are you what at it what at it I
am good or good like if you say how are
you say good is there like good and you
rated are we like if I come and I
arrived and someone talks to me where
are you from
a why mini-mini away and Minnie and I am
from know how you said now so I am from
note you know say one more time now I'm
in now you're telling me it's so good
morning yes
Moya run good afternoon
more Yakko goodnight million mobile
module would you okay I'm gonna do a
random long one where is the nearest one
day I'll go to America
yeah yeah how do you say come here pick
on me they connect their a way to say
cheers
like if you do cheers toast no I was it
like cheers to life for a good health or
just Cheers I asked I asked another
group was like how do you say cheers is
like yeah baby ever like if you're going
away in let's say it's Australia like
how do you say to someone safe travels
good trip happy travels what the one how
do you say yes in kale no thank you
go Bukka dooba dooba
dooba dooba bro is there thank you very
much how do you say so I like so some
I've heard people say narrow room now
room to me is it no anybody in your
language is now it looks like now at all
and a nao e ro Hawaii
it's a haole New Zealand is mechana
Tuvalu and Tonga it's piling yeah in
Fiji depending on what region is
babbling gear of kept our language and
here it's any foreigner goodbye that one
one thing I noticed about Nauru in
comparison to other Micronesian
languages is that it's it's very closely
related to marshalese language in the
aspect of the rolling RS Tedder one in
nah ruin is goodbye and you go to the
Marshall Islands and you you ask I'm on
motor which is like are you good just
one of those things that's really
interesting to note it's a small island
but big and heart it was a really
amazing privilege and opportunity to be
able to get through the visa process
it's very unique doesn't get very many
visitors and to be able to see a bit of
the culture being able to sit down and
discuss you know the basics of the
language is it's a blessing how do you
say thank you again
TIPA TIPA confer this video as always
thank you for joining me
it's been an absolute pleasure showing
another language here the
the travel I enjoyed doing these videos
and I look forward to doing more so as I
say in our room
I don't want and as like my friend said
when I asked them how you say cheers in
our room yeah baby yeah baby
you
