I wish to learn the language

[Meteor Minor]

Hiya!  After seeing Avatar I became so deeply interested with the Na'vi that I decided I wanted to learn the language.  I'm throwing myself out there.  I want to embrace the teachings you all can give me.  Help Please!

[Dreamlight]

Stick around, there's plenty to learn here.

Also check out Na'vi in a Nutshell and Taronyu's dictionary to get a start on learning the language.

['Oma Tirea]

There's also another thread devoted to the dictionary in the intermediate section.  There you will find links to English-Na'vi dictionaries sorted out by English words for convenience.

[kewnya txamew'itan]

Also, that dictionary thread in the intermediate board has the versions of the dictionary that have been translated into other languages In case English isn't your first language).

[Nawm Nantang]

You could try the Na'vi activity book in the downloads page, it has really helped me learn the language.

[Tompa'Ivong]

get a fresh printer cartridge if you are able to print out the activity book

or check out Project NgayNume  (click the sig bar)

[Mesanhì]

get a fresh printer cartridge if you are able to print out the activity book

or check out Project NgayNume  (click the sig bar)

there's an activity book? tsengpe!

['Oma Tirea]

Fìtsenge.  I have added it to my favorites list.  Enjoy

[Mesanhì]

Irayo!! this is a big help =]

[bommel]

Yes, it is. But printing takes some time and if you have an inkjet printer some cartridges

[Nìwopxsiyu]

Kaltxì,

I am also currently trying to learn the language, I can pronounce everything except the rolled "rr".
I can speak only short phrases, but I can say full sentences, if I'm reading it off of a paper or my computer.  

[Tsamsiyu92]

Kaltxì,

I am also currently trying to learn the language, I can pronounce everything except the rolled "rr".
I can speak only short phrases, but I can say full sentences, if I'm reading it off of a paper or my computer.  

I have been studying it for 3 months now, not quite Na'vi nì'aw level yet, but close.

[`Eylan Ayfalulukanä]

Apply it everywhere you can. Label thing in Na`vi. Name things in Na`vi. Build a set of stock pharses to say to your self. Build a set of stock phrases to say to others. Talk to your pets (neither my cats or the lions listen  ) Attend Na`vi meetups, if you can. Check out 'Na`vi of the week #10, Omämgum Frauti's  ideas for learning in his NoTW intro post. Write. Read. Let others mercilessly butcher your sentences until you get them write. Memorize Na`vi texts and work on getting the pronunciation exactly right. But above all, have fun!

[hiyìk na’vi]

Irayo, and I will try my best