Mi'niri

im ok... transit is like buses and trains.

hi!!!!!!!!!

long time no hear.....

how are u?? do u like transit??

Thats awsome! can't say much for me except that I'm going to san diego for almost a week in may. And you sing! thats cool! ya I was in a bunch of choirs going through school but we never went anywhere special.

I went on a National Youth Choir course (cause I am in it! and so that meant I was away for a week but I missed ToS so much!

I am fine thankyou! I have been away for a while so I hope you will forgive me!

HRH I'm not Txonä Rolyu, I was saying "Like Txona Rolyu (Who is another member here who speaks great Na'vi)..." Anyway, There are so many "that"s because that is the best (horrible) translation we can come up with in English. It's much more practical to learn what their meaning is by knowing what they are made of and how they are used. Most "That"s actually mean "this". ;D weird huh. We get around "have" by saying "Is to me a Thing" like this: Lu oeru ikran. (Is to me an ikran. I have an ikran) and so on. use lu and the dative form followed by whatever noun. The special characters come from a keyboard layout. If you are on windows, I recommend Kxwerty, a layout I made specifically for Na'vi. My kxwerty KBL if you are on mac, just google "how to type grave i on mac" "how to type umlaut a on mac" I think it has to do with option and some other key and then a or i. I myself (a Linux user) use a layout called Dvorak alternate international.

I actually don't know but I think it is something to do with 'what' you are talkiing about and also tenses of the word, e.g that person over there & it was that funny at the time

Kaltxì ma oeyä 'eylan! Oe, (na Txonä Rolyu) tsun nìNa'vi pivlltxe nìltsan ulte tsun ngaru srung sivi.

hi miniri.i miss you