NA'VI PHRASES

Common beginner Na'vi phrases

Common Na'vi Language Phrases

Lì'ukìngvi lepxìmrun

The backbone of polite conversation is key Na'vi phrases and questions that any beginner should know. Below you will find a collection of words and phrases that make up the basics of most polite or familiar Na'vi conversation.

hello and goodbye

kaltxì ma x!
zola'u nìprrte'!
tolätxaw nìprrte'!
oel ngati kameie
smon nìprrte'!
oe zene hivum!
kìyevame
hayalovay
eywa ngahu
rewon/kaym/txon lefpom

politeness

rutxe
irayo
kea tìkin
nìprrte'
ke pxan
hayalo oeta
tstunwi (nìhawng)
hìtxoa
ngaytxoa
oeru txoa livu

how have you been?

ngaru lu fpom srak?
kempe leren?
tìfkeytok pefya?
ngafkeyk pefya?
pefmawn?
lu fpom, ngaru tut?
tam ke tam
keftxo!
sulìn oe
vrrìn oe

common expressions

txe'lan mawey
swawtsyìp
etrìpa syayvi!
kefyak?
ma oeyä eywa!
omum oe
komum oe
oeru ke'u
siva ko!
srane / kehe

Further Reading

inan nì'ul

If you want to learn more Na'vi phrases and sayings, we recommend the following resources as additional reading:

Na'vi Language Phrasebook
by Vawmataw

A compilation of useful Na'vi phrases for beginners to help them quickly recognize and engage in basic Na'vi conversation.

A Na'vi Language Crash Course
by Mako

A no-frills overview of Na'vi language grammar, designed for learners familiar with grammatical concepts or who have learned another language.