Ivatan Language - Ivatan Phrases

Ivatan Phrases

  • Hello – Kapian capa nu dios
  • How are you? – Ara ca mangu?
  • I am fine – Taytu aco a mapia
  • I am not fine – Ara coava mapia
  • Thank you – Dios mamajes
  • Where are you going? – Ngayan mo?
  • I am going to... – Mangay aco du...
  • Where is ___? – Ara dino si ___?
  • Straight ahead – Direcho
  • How much? – Manyi Pira?
  • How many? – Pira?
  • Good – Mapia
  • No good – Mapia/Mavid ava
  • Yes – Oon
  • I want ___ – Makey ako no ___
  • I don't want – Makey aco ava
  • I have a problem – Mian problema ko
  • No problem – Arava o problema
  • Good luck – Mapia palak
  • What's your name? – Angu ngaran mo?
  • Where is the house of ___? – Jino vahay da ___?
  • There- Du nguya, du daw, dawr
  • Here- Diaya
  • Hungy- Mapteng
  • Thirsty- Ma-waw
  • Tired- Mavanah, chinagagan (south), navanax
  • Happy- Masuyot, masaray
  • Whistling- Mamito, mihiñoxay (Itbayat)
  • Sea- Taw, hawa (Itbayat)
  • Soft- mahma, maxma & mayuxma (Itbayat)
  • Sea- Taw, hawa (Itbayat)
  • Bird- manumanok, kangkang (Itbayat)
  • Perpendicular- maybatbat, mipatinu-nong (Itbayat)
  • Mud- hetek, xetek (Itbayat)
  • Sea- Taw, hawa (Itbayat)

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