Idea

[Tsamsiyu Atsteu]

Kaltxi  ma tsmukan, tsmuke.

I have an idea, not sure how feasible it is, but what about weekly Na'vi lessons or something on skype? It's a lot easier to learn a language when you can hear and speak it. I just thought of that last night.

Irayo for hearing me out. 

[kewnya txamew'itan]

I'm doing some lessons (that I'll try to do weekly but this weekend I have quite a lot of coursework) on my facebook account and the "I will learn how to speak na'vi" group. They have audio and text. The next one should be on transitive verbs.

[Tsamsiyu Atsteu]

Oooh what's your facebook account? I'll friend you

I'm doing some lessons (that I'll try to do weekly but this weekend I have quite a lot of coursework) on my facebook account and the "I will learn how to speak na'vi" group. They have audio and text. The next one should be on transitive verbs.

[wm.annis]

Once I can find a decent space in a non-laggy sim, I will start arranging brief Na'vi lessons in Second Life, too, using voice.

['Itan Atxur]

I've been trying to find something like this for a while now. But it seems like this has already started though. Would I be completely lost jumping in in the middle?

I might add that I have the free version of second life but am at complete loss for how to actually use it. 

[kewnya txamew'itan]

Oooh what's your facebook account? I'll friend you

I'm doing some lessons (that I'll try to do weekly but this weekend I have quite a lot of coursework) on my facebook account and the "I will learn how to speak na'vi" group. They have audio and text. The next one should be on transitive verbs.

You've already got me.

It's tìkawngä mungeyu, I translated your name and posted the audio telling you how to pronounce it. 

[Tsamsiyu Atsteu]

Ahh irayo!!

Oooh what's your facebook account? I'll friend you

I'm doing some lessons (that I'll try to do weekly but this weekend I have quite a lot of coursework) on my facebook account and the "I will learn how to speak na'vi" group. They have audio and text. The next one should be on transitive verbs.

You've already got me.

It's tìkawngä mungeyu, I translated your name and posted the audio telling you how to pronounce it.