Yumi tokabaot

KOVID-19

long Bislama

Bislama is a creole language that serves as the lingua franca for Ni Vanuatu (people of Vanuatu). It is one of three official languages apart from English and French. It is spoken by Ni Vanuatu living in Vanuatu, New Caledonia and wherever there are pockets of people of Vanuatu descent.

To help provide information in Bislama to Ni Vanuatu, please contact Jane Kanas on kanas_j@usp.ac.fj for details.

This page is part of the University of the South Pacific's COVID-19: Language matters in the Pacific project.

1: Wanem ya KOVID-19?

Hemi impoten se yumi klia gud se wanem kaen siknes nao KOVID-19. Ministri blong Helt long Vanuatu i gat wan websaet we i dil wetem vaeres ya. Ol link long daon ya i explenem moa.



2: Wanem yumi save mekem blong protektem yumi wan?

Faenem ol yusful infomesen blong yumi save lukaot gud yumi wan from nogud siknes ya.



3: Wanem ol rul o loa?

[Add information or links from your local authorities and/or those from the places where many of your people live, like New Zealand or Australia. In New Zealand they have made some resources in some Pacific languages. These might be helpful for your people in New Zealand but some will be helpful for everyone. Make sure your information is up to date. Pay attention to important changes and update your page.]

5: Sam komuniti risos



OL VIDIO BLONG WAN SMOLBAG:

OL VIDIO BLONG DR BASIL LEODORO (Yu save folem ol post blong hem long Yumi Toktok Helt)

"Wasem gud han"

(Apdet long 25 Maj 2020)

"Flatten the curve": Wanem mining blo toktok ya?

(Apdet long 28 Maj 2020)

OL VIDIO BLONG OL NARAFALA NGO: