Mi laik go daun long solwara.
I'd like to go scuba diving.
Usage
Express desire to scuba dive
Grammar Note
"daun" = down
Satipiket i nidim bilong daiving?
Is a diving certification required?
Usage
Ask if certification is required
Grammar Note
"i nidim" = needs
Wea mi inap rentim wetsuit?
Where can I rent a wetsuit?
Usage
Ask where to rent wetsuit
Grammar Note
"wea mi inap rentim" = where can I rent
Hamas dip dispela ples bilong daiving?
How deep is this dive site?
Usage
Ask dive site depth
Grammar Note
"bilong daiving" = for diving
I gat sak o abus bilong solwara i save bagarapim man long hia?
Are there sharks or dangerous marine animals here?
Usage
Ask about dangerous sea creatures
Grammar Note
"o" = or
Tude em i gutpela taim bilong daiving?
Are conditions good for diving today?
Usage
Check diving conditions
Grammar Note
"gutpela taim" = good conditions
Mi laik swim long antap bilong solwara tasol.
I'd like to try snorkeling.
Usage
Express desire to try snorkeling
Grammar Note
"antap bilong solwara" = the top of the sea (sea surface). "tasol" = only
Mi inap buk bot daiving?
Can I book a boat dive?
Usage
Book a boat dive
Grammar Note
"inap buk" = can book
Koral rif i stap we?
Where is the coral reef?
Usage
Ask for coral reef location
Grammar Note
"i stap we" = where is it located
Mi gat satipiket PADI Open Water.
I'm a certified PADI Open Water diver.
Usage
Present diving certification
Grammar Note
"mi gat" = I have
Mi laik kisim lesen bilong surf.
I'd like a surfing lesson.
Usage
Request surfing lesson
Grammar Note
"Les" means lazy / tired, never a class — "Mi laik kisim les" would read as "I want to get tired". A lesson is "lesen". Tok Pisin has no settled word for surfing, so the English word is used as-is.
Wanem olsem wara i ron long hia?
What are the current and tide conditions here?
Usage
Ask about current/tide conditions
Grammar Note
"i ron" = flows
Wanem saen bilong hep aninit long wara?
What is the emergency signal underwater?
Usage
Ask about underwater emergency signal
Grammar Note
"aninit long" = under
Mi laik rentim plang bilong surf.
I'd like to rent a surfboard.
Usage
Rent a surfboard
Grammar Note
"Bot" is from English "boat" and means a boat. A board/plank is "plang". The English word "surf" is used as-is. The preposition for "for / belonging to" is bilong in Tok Pisin; blong is the Bislama spelling. "To rent" is rentim — baim means "to buy" and is a different action.
Wanem ples i gutpela moa bilong man i no save?
What's the best spot for beginners?
Usage
Ask best spot for beginners
Grammar Note
"moa" indicates comparison
Hamas longpela dispela daiving?
How long is the dive?
Usage
Ask dive duration
Grammar Note
"Hamas longpela" = how long
More Tok Pisin phrases
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