Ng ngar er ker a post office el kmeed?
Ng ngar er ker a post of-fice el kmeed?
Where is the nearest post office?
Usage
Used when looking for the nearest post office
Grammar Note
The frame for asking a location is "Ng ngar er ker a X?" (expression ngar ker = "where is it"). "Near" is kmeed; klou means "big", not "near".
Ng soak el oldurokl a babier el mo er a Japan.
Ng so-ak el ol-du-rokl a ba-bi-er el mo er a Ja-pan.
I would like to send a letter to Japan.
Usage
Used when wanting to send a letter abroad
Grammar Note
"Oldurokl" is the verb "to send"; e.g. "odureklii a babier" (send a letter).
Ng tela a stamp er a letter?
Ng te-la a stamp er a let-ter?
How much is the stamp for this letter?
Usage
Used to ask the price of a stamp for a letter
Grammar Note
"Stamp" and "letter" are English loanwords used in Palauan.
Ng soak el oldurokl a uldurokl el mo er a Australia.
Ng so-ak el ol-du-rokl a ul-du-rokl el mo er a Aus-tra-lia.
I would like to send a package to Australia.
Usage
Used when wanting to mail a package internationally
Grammar Note
"Uldurokl" (parcel) is the resultative noun of oldurokl (to send). Country names are used as English loanwords.
Ng tela el sils me a package a mei?
Ng te-la el sils me a pack-age a mei?
How many days will it take for the package to arrive?
Usage
Used to ask about delivery time for a package
Grammar Note
Days are asked with "Ng tela el sils ...?" (sils = "day"; kluk is Palauan shell money, not time). mei means "to come", here the package arriving. "package" is borrowed from English.
Ng soak el ousbech a registered mail.
Ng so-ak el ou-sbech a reg-is-tered mail.
I would like to use registered mail.
Usage
Used when you need to send something via registered mail
Grammar Note
"Registered mail" is used as an English loanword in Palauan.
Ngera a address er a post office?
Nge-ra a ad-dress er a post of-fice?
What is the address of the post office?
Usage
Used to ask for the post office address
Grammar Note
"Address" and "post office" are English loanwords in Palauan.
Ng soak el oldurokl er a express mail.
Ng so-ak el ol-du-rokl er a ex-press mail.
I would like to send it by express mail.
Usage
Used when you want to send something via express mail
Grammar Note
"Express mail" is used as an English loanword in Palauan.
Ngera a tracking number er a package?
Nge-ra a track-ing num-ber er a pack-age?
What is the tracking number for the package?
Usage
Used to ask for the tracking number of a package
Grammar Note
"Tracking number" is used as an English loanword in Palauan.
Ng soak el oldurokl a postcard er a Belau.
Ng so-ak el ol-du-rokl a post-card er a Be-lau.
I would like to send a postcard from Palau.
Usage
Used when wanting to mail a postcard from Palau
Grammar Note
"Postcard" is used as an English loanword in Palauan.
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