28/06/2017 · Learn to say “Thank you very much”, say “Māuruuru roa!”. If you want to say "No Thank You”, say “Māuruuru maita'i”. Learn how to speak Tahitian here. Even though English is spoken and understood in most hotels, restaurants, & shops, learning a few Tahitian words & phrases is encouraged & appreciated.

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Talk the Tahitian Language. If you learn some Tahitian words from the Tahitian language you will make a good impression with the locals. Before you fly off on your Bora Bora vacation have some fun memorizing a few useful Tahiti French phrases as well. On this page you can learn to speak Tahitian words, and French phrases and words, that will be ...

SPEAK-TAHITIAN.COM An online learning tool for everyone, anytime, anywhere. Porinetia EVENTS 'Ori Tahiti Educational Conference An event organized for the ones who want to learn the 'Ori Tahiti, the Reo Tahiti and anything about the Polynesian Culture

01/01/2011 · French may be the official language of Tahiti, but the Tahitian te roa language is widely spoken by locals. It includes only 16 letters and 1,000 words, so it's relatively simple to learn. Initially, just an oral language, Tahitian was committed to writing in 1810 by a Welsh linguist and historian named John Davis.

26/02/2007 · Learn to Speak Tahitian. Bruce Rimell, a fascinating Englishman, has created a wonderful Web site about the Tahitian language. What's truly amazing is that he has never been to Tahiti but rather became interested in learning the language when he fell in love with Pacific island music while living in Japan. He writes "So without any grammar or ...

Answer (1 of 3): Are there any monolingual speakers of Tahitian? Yes, there still are some monolingual Tahitian speakers, but almost all the monolingual Tahitian speakers alive are over 70 years old. They are all going to disappear soon, sadly. Tahiti is part of French Polynesia, a …