Learn Common Kiribati Phrases
Building practical conversational skills is one of the best ways to improve your confidence and fluency in the Kiribati language.
Learn Common Kiribati Phrases for Everyday Conversations
In this Kiribati language video, you will learn common Kiribati phrases that can be used in everyday conversations. Building practical conversational skills is one of the best ways to improve your confidence and fluency in the Kiribati language.
At Pacific Learners, we are committed to revitalising Pacific languages. That’s why we have created a dedicated Kiribati Language Resource Page, featuring educational videos and images designed to help you practise common Kiribati words and phrases.
This lesson introduces useful everyday expressions such as “How are you?” and “What is the time?” along with other important conversational phrases that help you communicate naturally.
By practising these common Kiribati phrases regularly, you strengthen both your language skills and your cultural connection.
Common Kiribati Phrases You Will Learn in this Video
- Kouara? – How are you?
- Ko rabwa, I marurung – I am fine, thank you
- Antai aram? – What’s your name?
- Kaain ia ngke? – Where are you from?
- Kona nakea? – Where are you going?
- Arau ngai Tevita – My name is Tevita
- Ko raoiroi? – Are you alright?
- Ea boo iraua? – What is the time?
- Ai tamaroara! – That is good!
- E rabwa te kaaitibo – Pleased to meet you
- Koa tia n amarake? – Have you eaten yet?
- Ko kainanoa buokam? – Do you need help?
- I bwaati n taetae ni Kiribati teutana – I can speak in Kiribati a little
- ‘I koona n takakaro ma ngke? – Can I play with you?
- Akea te kanganga – No problem
- Koa tia n teboka baim? – Have you washed your hands?
- Tekateka raoi taiaoka – Please sit nicely
- I tangiriko – I love you
- Tekeraoi am bong – Have a nice day
Continue growing your Kiribati vocabulary by exploring more lessons on our Kiribati Language Resource Page.
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