
Common phrases
- Me / you – mi / yu
- Him / her / it (neither masculine nor feminine)
- this here – hem/ hemia
- Us /we / all of us – mifala / mifala evriwan
- You / you (plural) – yu / yufala
- I do not know/understand – mi no save
- See you later / ta ta – Lukim yu/ tata
- I am going now – ale (French derivation of allez) mi go
- One/ two / three – wan / tu / tri
- How much (is that) – hamas (long hem)
- Plenty or many – plenti
- Filled to capacity / overfilled – fulap / fulap tumas (too much)
- Day / evening / night – dei / sava (literally supper) / naet
- Hot / cold – hot / kol
- What / what is that – wanem / wanem ia (literally wanem here?)
- Why / why did you – frowanem (for why?)
- Please / thank you / sorry (very sorry) – plis / tangkyu / sori (sori tumas) – sorry too much
- Do you know – yu save (pronounced savee)
Source: https://wikitravel.org/en/Bislama_phrasebook
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