“Who?” is one of the most natural ways we learn about the people around us—Who is missing? Who did you call? Who will you ask? In this lesson, you’ll begin learning Chamorro patterns for asking “who” questions using the word håyi (“who”). You’ll practice clear sentence structures for identifying people and for asking about who someone did an action to in the past, present, and future. As always, this post includes Chamorro sentence drills, English translations, and Chamorro audio narrations by Jay Che’le to support your learning. Happy studying!

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