TOBYBEAR from Salt Flat, Texas

[Ateyo Te Syaksyuk]

Greetings and Hallucinations! er ...SALUTATIONS!
I am the lifemate of Taylorcraft BC65.
I am the quintessential tomboy, durable yet cuddly, like a teddy bear.
In some circles I am known as Toby and in others as TOBY BEAR.
Are there any such cuddly creatures on Pandora?
Everything looks leathery and sinister.
These avatar smilies fit my personality!
I was going to sign up as Ateyo but that is already taken.
Any suggestions for an appropriate Na'vi moniker?

['Oma Tirea]

Kaltxì ulte zola'u nìprrte'

Are there any such cuddly creatures on Pandora?
Everything looks leathery and sinister.

It's because, as far as we know Pandora, it is

Ììììì, some of the plants can be kinda cuddly though, such as Utral Aymokriyä

[Kamean]

Kaltxì ma Tobybear! Welcome in our friendly forum.

[Tanri]

Greetings and Hallucinations! er ...SALUTATIONS!

Zola'u nìprrte'! Welcome!
It really looks like some hallucination, to see people from all around the Earth, to unite in this place and to let their lifes be influenced by this beautiful language. Oh, what I say - not only by language, but entire wonderful world.
We are like a real Na'vi clan - from curious cute childs to good old bears (old not as an age, but as life experienced and not to be easily thrown out of balance)
Again, welcome, ma Ateyo sì Niri. Feel free to explore every corner of this forum and ask to everything be worthy of answer - it will be answered.

[Ateyo Te Syaksyuk]

Kaltxi! ma Tanri!  Please tell me, my sister, what it means Ateyo Si Niri?
Oel tsa'uti ke tslam ral Si Niri.  (I don't understand Si Niri) si means make or do.
Niri is not in Taonryu's dictionary.
I saw Avatar for the first time last month and have only watched it half a dozen times since.
I look forward to learning from you, and Kamean and 'Oma Tirea
Tsun oe ngahupivangko a fi'uoeruprrte' lolu.

[Tanri]

Kaltxì!

what it means Ateyo Si Niri?

Those are simply first parts of names you chose - Ateyo le Syaksyuk and Niri Te, as I want to welcome both of you.
Sì means "and" - a conjunction between words. Easily to be confused with verb "si" - only the dot or left comma above "i" makes the difference ( i ì ).

I look forward to learning from you, and Kamean and 'Oma Tirea

Looks like you missed a few (hundreds) of other active people here
I apologise for the confusion, but you should call me brother. I know, not easy to guess from name or image.

Tsun oe ngahu pivängko a fi'u oeru prrte' lolu.

Nìprrte, ma tsmuke.
With pleasure. However, as our Na'vi experience isn't over yet, I removed the perfective infix <ol>.

[Ateyo Te Syaksyuk]

Rewon Lefpom ma Tanri !
NANG!  I could get in trouble saying the wrong SI!
I cannot SEE the diacritical mark over the I
(didn't think I rememberbered that word!)
I am also having trouble getting my computer to recognize my
ALT key, so typing the proper letters are not possible at this time.
Irayo for welcoming both Niri si Oe!
I realize that Iteyo is a boy's name. But then again, so is Toby.
I am female, but I am the quintessential tomboy.
So I am your sister.  An odd sister, to be sure.
But your sister all the same!