I am sad.
Inefresi Yu'
magas yu
Mahalang yu' nu hagu.
Malago yu' bai toktok hao.
The phrase "mahalang yu' nu hagu mi nobio" is written in Chamorro, the indigenous language of the Mariana Islands. It translates to "I love you, my boyfriend/girlfriend" in English.
Heritage in the Chamorro language of the U.S. Territory of Guam.
Translated from French to English, 'triste' means sad or melancholy
triste
It depends on where you put the accent marks:Ésta, triste--- This woman, sadEsta triste (niña) --- This sad (girl)Está triste --- you are sad (polite you singular both genders) / He / she is sad.
we love you
Sh**
In Chamorro, you would say "Puede yu' ma'ase' i toktok?" to ask, "May I use the restroom?" This phrase directly translates to asking for permission to use the bathroom. Chamorro is the indigenous language of the Mariana Islands, and using such phrases can show respect for the local culture.