Buenas yan håfa adai todu hamyu! It has been some time since the last update but our guma’ remains standing tall! In light of our recent and ...
Fafa’ña’gue
As the month of September draws to a close, we at Imåhen Taotao Tåno’ would like to take a moment to provide a sound update and reflection on the past ...
I Tåno’-hu
by: Jocelyn Duenas O’ beautiful island of Guåhan! Your clear, warm waters caress my bare feet with welcoming splendor! Beneath the surface; ...
CHamoru Lekshon 1: Chamorro-ized Words
Introduction: The CHamoru language comes from an Austronesian family of spoken dialects; native to the Marianas Islands. This much, we have known ...
Mes Disembre – Umayanngan/Umagahaf
Not much has changed. COVID is still out there and going at it. Wash your hands, social distance and please stay safe! We still have not been able ...
Mes Nobembre – Sumongsong
We hope everyone is staying safe! By following CDC protocols and washing their hands, keeping their distance socially, & everything else they ...
Si Yu’os Ma’åse
The Time of Thanks and Giving: Gratitude We are currently in the second to last month of the year. Despite these troubling times, we should still ...
Mes Oktubre – Fanggualo’
Three Important Ways to Slow the Spread Wear a mask to protect yourself and others and stop the spread of COVID-19.Stay at least 6 feet (about 2 ...
Taotaomo’na!
Remnants of the Past: The Taotaomo'na What is a taotaomo'na? As some [or maybe many of you] have encountered: the taotaomo'na refers to the ...
Mes Agosto – Tenhos
It's interesting how our ancient calendar translation matches some of the world energy right now. We pray that everyone is safe from the wildfires, ...