Big changes are coming this New Year. Starting January 1st, I’ll be shifting my content to focus on Chuukese language, Chuukese culture, and real-life communication, especially in healthcare and emergency situations. I’ve received many messages asking for translations and help bridging communication for our people—and it’s time to answer that call. 👉 Watch the full video for the full explanation of what’s coming. Thank you all for the support. Kinisou chapur. 🇫🇲 #Chuukese #ChuukeseLanguage #P

Learning Chuukese through everyday words, this time with body parts. In today’s reel, I’m teaching my Filipino wife how to pronounce these Chuukese words 👩🏽‍🤝‍👨🏽❤️ 🧠 Mekur — Head 👂 Sening — Ears 🗣️ Chior — Throat 👀 Maas — Eyes 👃 Potum — Nose 🦷 Ngimw — Teeth 💪 Affaromw — Shoulder 🦒 Uwom — Neck 💪 Sopun poumw — Arm We also talked about some fun descriptive words: ✨ “Katakat” Gorgeous “Mi katakat mesomw” Your eyes are gorgeous. 💖 “En mi niekape” You are beautiful (said to a female) 💪

🌍 Three Languages, One Greeting Tonight’s video is in English, Chuukese, and Tagalog. Simple greetings you can use every day. ☀️ Good morning • English: Good morning • Chuukese: Nesor annim • Tagalog: Magandang umaga 🌤️ Good afternoon • English: Good afternoon • Chuukese: Nanawas annim • Tagalog: Magandang hapon 🌆 Good evening • English: Good evening • Chuukese: Nekunion annim • Tagalog: Magandang gabi 🌞 Good day • English: Good day • Chuukese: Ran annim • Tagalog: Magandang araw 👋 Friendly