In this post, we will continue learning how to use Chamorro possessive pronouns by learning about classifiers in Chamorro, which are used when we make possessive statements about food, drinks, or animals. First, we will focus on how to use the food classifier so we can say things like “my apple” or “your breadfruit.” Happy studying!
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Let’s learn how to talk about beverages in Chamorro with this list of 40 terms that can help us learn different types of water, juice, tea, milk, and other drinks. We’ll also learn how we can talk about drinks, including the grammar needed to talk about drinks that belong to people (i.e.: my coffee, your water) and we’ll go through some example phrases we might use in daily life. Audio is included with this word list. Happy studying!
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