In this lesson, we will learn the vocabulary of opposites in Tahitian with nouns, adjectives and verbs by adding their opposite word, their antonym, to each. The vocabulary of opposites in Tahitian If you have been wondering how to say: start and end in Tahitian open and close in Tahitian the beginning and the end …
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In this cultural article, we will talk about the Tahitian Christmas tree: its existence, the particular case of the ‘aito, when to install it and how to decorate it. There are Christmas trees in Tahiti To those who think that in Tahiti, there are only coconut and palm trees, or that Christmas trees only grow …
In this lesson, we will learn the archipelagos of French Polynesia in Tahitian. Introduction When we talk about Tahiti with a foreigner, my perception is that he understands Tahiti as another country like France or Italy. Let’s put things straight: Tahiti is part of the islands of French Polynesia which has 118 islands. French Polynesia …
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In this new lesson, we will learn the comparison in Tahitian. Comparison in Tahitian In this lesson, we will learn how to say: more, more than also, at the same level as, as much like, as And of course, all this in Tahitian. More and more than in Tahitian – The comparison in Tahitian The …
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In this new lesson, we will learn the weather vocabulary in Tahitian. What’s the point of talking about rain and shine? And moreover in Tahitian? To initiate the conversation To know the weather forecast – in other words, to understand the weather forecast on TV or radio The weather in Tahitian Basic vocabulary In this …
In this lesson, we will learn how to use the grammatical constructions: ia (particle and anaphoric) and hia (suffix) in Tahitian. Ia and hia in Tahitian Ia… ia… and sometimes hia? In my opinion, in this first chapter, it is judicious to approach the theory. Let’s come back to our subject: If I tell you …
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In this lesson, we will learn how to say if in Tahitian, if… then and the particle of the assumption ‘ahiri. Say if in Tahitian In this first chapter, we will learn how to say if, if… then. If in Tahitian Straightforward, here are the grammatical constructions of this lesson: Function Detail Simple grammatical construction …
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In this lesson, we’ll learn how to say the one who in Tahitian as well as that who, these who, those who. This lesson is related to the previous lesson: Relatives in Tahitian. The one who in Tahitian As a preamble, we learned the following rules in the previous lesson: Relatives in Tahitian : Function Detail …
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In this lesson, we will learn how to build relatives in Tahitian. They are built using which, that, whose, whom. What are relatives ? In this first part, starting from the basics, what is a relative ? The relative consists in: a nominal group: article + noun + (adjective) a relative pronoun: the main ones …
In this lesson, we will learn how to say why in Tahitian, to answer it with for or because in Tahitian. And also, to say since, that is for. Causality in Tahitian In short, if you have just one chart to take away from this lesson, here it is. Function Grammatical construction Why ? E …
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