Hiking & Trekking

16 phrases · Tok Pisin with romanization, English and audio

  1. Rot ya i go we?

    Where does this trail lead?

    Usage

    Ask where trail leads

    Grammar Note

    "we" = where

  2. Hamas longpela dispela rot?

    How long is this trail?

    Usage

    Ask trail length

    Grammar Note

    "longpela" = long

  3. Dispela rot em i gutpela bilong man i no save wokabaut long bus?

    Is this trail suitable for beginners?

    Usage

    Ask if trail suits beginners

    Grammar Note

    "bilong man i no save" = for someone who doesn't know

  4. Wea mi inap kisim ol samting bilong wokabaut long bus?

    Where can I rent hiking gear?

    Usage

    Ask where to rent hiking gear

    Grammar Note

    Tok Pisin "ka" is borrowed from English "car" and means a motor car. Gear/equipment is "ol samting bilong ...". "Bilong wokabaut long bus" = for bush walking; "bus" is from English "bush" and means forest/hinterland.

  5. I gat mep bilong rot?

    Is there a trail map available?

    Usage

    Request trail map

    Grammar Note

    "bilong rot" = of the road/trail

  6. Hamas antap dispela maunten i gat?

    How high is the summit?

    Usage

    Ask summit height

    Grammar Note

    "antap" = up/high

  7. Rot i openap tude?

    Is the trail open today?

    Usage

    Check if trail is open

    Grammar Note

    "tude" = today

  8. Mi les pinis. Bai yumi malolo liklik?

    I'm tired. Shall we rest for a moment?

    Usage

    Suggest resting

    Grammar Note

    "pinis" marks completion

  9. Hamas antap moa yumi mas klaem?

    What is the elevation gain?

    Usage

    Ask elevation gain

    Grammar Note

    "mas klaem" = must climb

  10. Mi inap kisim gaid bilong hia?

    Can I hire a local guide?

    Usage

    Ask about hiring a guide

    Grammar Note

    "kisim" = get/hire

  11. Lek bilong mi i bagarap. Mi nidim hep!

    I've injured my leg. I need help!

    Usage

    Emergency help request

    Grammar Note

    "bagarap" = damaged/broken

  12. Dispela em i rot i go long [ples]?

    Is this the right path to [destination]?

    Usage

    Confirm trail direction

    Grammar Note

    "dispela" = this

  13. I gat abus i save bagarapim man long rot hia?

    Are there dangerous animals in this area?

    Usage

    Ask about dangerous animals

    Grammar Note

    "i save bagarapim" = habitually harms

  14. Wanem taim bilong weta long rot?

    What are the weather conditions on the trail?

    Usage

    Ask about trail weather conditions

    Grammar Note

    "taim bilong weta" = weather conditions

  15. Mi lus. Hamas moa long stat rot?

    I'm lost. How far is it to the trailhead?

    Usage

    Express being lost on trail

    Grammar Note

    "Lus" is intransitive and takes no object. The correct form is "Mi lus". Do not "correct" it to "lusim rot" — that means to stray off the road. "Hamas moa" = how much more.

  16. I gat haus bilong malolo long maunten?

    Is there a mountain hut or shelter?

    Usage

    Ask about mountain shelter

    Grammar Note

    "bilong malolo" = for resting

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