Hey everybody, I'm very new to all of this

[Taymìtua Te Sripxneä Aley]

I uhm, have no idea where to start with learning this new language, somebody help please

[Tirea Aean]

I uhm, have no idea where to start with learning this new language, somebody help please

Kaltxì! Hello and welcome!

Have you had a chance to check out our Discord? (https://discord.gg/LearnNavi)

There are weekly lessons, learning chats, and resource channel etc.

[Mako]

I uhm, have no idea where to start with learning this new language, somebody help please

Zola'u nìprrte'! Welcome! Happy to answer any and all questions you have here to get you started What would you like to know first?

[Tirea Aean]

It's a fairly common recommendation to start with the alphabet and sounds right off the bat so that you have a good idea of how words are pronounced when you see them. Then it'll be easier to recognize them when you hear them.

The sounds page at https://tirea.learnnavi.org/?p=sounds has a playable list of the letters, that uses the canon names of the letters as example syllables for their pronunciations.

(I really think the Na'vi alphabet letter names are highly underrated. They basically contain the syllable rules, which is handy for if you ever want to make a name or a loan word.)

Also, Paul Frommer, who created the language is featured on our YouTube channel going over these letters and sounds here: https://youtu.be/goxi2Vejrks The handout that follows this video can be found here: http://naviteri.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Navi-101-handout.pdf

All the words on our vocabulary page (https://learnnavi.org/navi-vocabulary) have audio that plays when you click the word

EDIT: Also, there is a Na'vi Alphabet Song as well, here on the forum:
https://forum.learnnavi.org/pamtseo-ninavi-niaw/pamrelfya-the-navi-alphabet-song/

[Toliman]

Kaltxì ulte zola'u nìprrte' ma Taymìtua Te Sripxneä Aley

Spoiler

Helo and welcome, Taymìtua Te Sripxneä Aley

[Alyara Arati]

Kaltxì, ulte zola'u nìprrte'!  Hello, and welcome!

My best advice is to find a Na'vi grammar guide that works for you, and as soon as you are able to, start writing.

In other words, use the language as much as possible, and don't worry about not being perfect.  We'll help!   

[Toliman]

My best advice is to find a Na'vi grammar guide that works for you, and as soon as you are able to, start writing.

In other words, use the language as much as possible, and don't worry about not being perfect.  We'll help!   

This

[karisa12]

Hello everyone, how are you doing?

[Toliman]

Kaltxì ma karisa12 Welcome here!

I am fine and awaiting Avatar 2 What about you?

[Tirea Aean]

Hello everyone, how are you doing?

Hello and welcome! I'm doin pretty well, how are you?