Iha klase yoga ohin?
Is there a yoga class today?
Usage
Check if yoga class is available today
Grammar Note
"Iha" = "there is/are"
Sesaun dadeer hahú iha tuku hira?
What time does the morning session start?
Usage
Ask morning session start time
Grammar Note
"tuku hira" = "what time"
Klase ne'e di'ak ba ema foun?
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Usage
Check if class is beginner-friendly
Grammar Note
"di'ak ba" = "good for"
Hau hakarak rezerva sesaun privadu.
I'd like to book a private session.
Usage
Book a private yoga session
Grammar Note
"hakarak rezerva" = "want to book"
Hau bele aluga tapete yoga iha ne'ebé?
Where can I rent a yoga mat?
Usage
Find where to rent yoga mat
Grammar Note
"ne'ebé" = "where"
Yoga tipu saida mak klase ne'e? Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, ka Ashtanga?
What style of yoga is this? Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, or Ashtanga?
Usage
Ask about yoga style
Grammar Note
"mak" is focus marker
Hau iha kanek iha ain tuur / kotuk — iha modifikasaun?
I have a knee / back injury — do you have modifications?
Usage
Ask about pose modifications for injury
Grammar Note
"iha" = "have" (condition). "Kanek" is injury (not "ferida") and "ain tuur" is knee ("ain" alone is the leg/foot)
Iha sesaun meditasaun?
Is there a meditation session available?
Usage
Check if meditation session is available
Grammar Note
"Iha" = existential verb
Klase ne'e kleur hira?
How long is the class?
Usage
Ask how long the class is
Grammar Note
Duration is asked with "kleur hira"; "naruk" is the length of horizontal objects and is not used for time
Iha pakote retiro?
Do you offer a retreat package?
Usage
Ask about retreat packages
Grammar Note
"Iha" = "there is/are"
Hau bele tama la ho rezerva?
Can I drop in without a reservation?
Usage
Check if drop-in is possible
Grammar Note
Rezerva ("reservation, booking") is the form used; rezervasaun is not. Halo rezerva is also used. "La ho" = "without".
Iha sauna ka kuartu vapor?
Is there a sauna or steam room?
Usage
Check for sauna or steam room
Grammar Note
"ka" = "or"
Iha sesaun sound healing ka breathwork?
Do you offer sound healing or breathwork sessions?
Usage
Ask about sound healing or breathwork
Grammar Note
"Iha" = "there is/are". "Sound healing" and "breathwork" are left in English; Tetun has no equivalent. Note that speech synthesis will read the English spellings as Tetun
Hau hakarak tenta aerial yoga.
I'd like to try aerial yoga.
Usage
Express interest in aerial yoga
Grammar Note
"hakarak tenta" = "want to try"
Instrutor halo di'ak tebes — obrigadu!
The instructor was wonderful — thank you!
Usage
Compliment the instructor
Grammar Note
"tebes" = "very/truly"
Iha ema hira iha klase?
How many people are in the class?
Usage
Ask how many people are in the class
Grammar Note
"Iha ema hira" = "how many people are there"
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