Learn Basic Apatani Language Words and Phrases (English to Apatani)

The Apatani language (known as Tanii Agun) belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family, spoken by the Apatani people. They are mostly found in the Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh, with over 45 thousand speakers as of the 2011 census.

Here's everything you need to know about discussing the basic Apatani language words, numbers, animals, birds, and human body parts names in English and Apatani. Knowing a few basic Apatani words and phrases is an easy way to connect with locals. Let's learn together!

Basic Greetings and Phrases in Apatani

No.	English	Apatani
1	Good morning!	Aro aya!
2	How are you?	Noh aya sido lo?
3	I am fine	Ngo aya siido
4	What is your name?	Niiki armyan nii la?
5	My name is ...	Ngiika armyan ...la
6	Where are you from?	Noh nohkii pya?
7	I am from ...	Ngo hoh kii nya
8	Do you speak Apatani	Noh Tanii agun luchin du ha?
9	Yes, I can speak	Im, luchin du
10	No, I can't speak	Ma, luchin ma
11	I am sorry	Helo kupe
12	Where do you stay?	No noh ho dudu?
13	Where are you going?	Noh empa no?
14	What are you doing?	No nii miidu
15	I'm not doing anything	Ngo Hangii miima
16	Come here	Soh ato
17	Nice to meet you!	Niimi kapa lala hempyo doh!
18	You're welcome!	Aya pa aato!

Learn Apatani Numbers 1 to 10

The Apatani numbers are similar to the Mising numbers in their pronunciation and are somewhat easy to understand.

1 - Ako/kone
2 - Anye
3 - Hinge
4 - Piilye
5 - Yango
6 - Khiiye
7 - Kanu
8 - Pinye
9 - Kuwa
10 - Alyan

20 Animal Names in Apatani and English

Elephant - Siti
Leopard - Hogia
Black Panther - Nyokhe
Tiger - Pati
Lion - Yanko pati
Monkey - Sibi
Bear - Sitin
Buffalo - Mendi
Wild boar - Sire
Deer - Sidin
Mongoose - Tahu
Pangolin - Sipi
Squirel - Takhi
Wild rat - Buko
Mole rat - Pihaan
Mole - Kere
Frog - Tati
Fish - Aji Ngiyi
Tortoise - Racco
Crocodile - Buru
Lizard - Sopin

Birds Name in English and Apatani

No.	English	Apatani
1	Skylark	Hikhe
2	Black crane	Kenda
3	Himalayan Cuckoo	Tipi pipi pita
4	Vulture	Pigin
5	Hornbill	Pesu
6	Black stork	Yasi parin
7	Kingfisher	Yasi pari
8	Sparrow	Pari pita
9	Pigeon	Salyo paku
10	Pheasant	Pari
11	Peacock	Tartang
12	Common Hoopoe	Yari
13	Wood pecker	Tarin
14	Owl	Lari
15	Swallow	Mudo-byocho
16	Bulbul	Kekuru
17	Amur falcon	Michi
18	Black drongo	chikhi-chikho
19	Crow	Puha
20	Eagle	Pamu
21	Kite	Khonkhun
22	White Wagtail	Aji pai
23	Bat	Tapun

Body Parts Name in Apatani and English

No.	English	Apatani
1	Head	Adin
2	Ear	Yaru
3	Neck	Langu
4	Chest	Habiyan
5	Breast	Anyin
6	Armpit	Gorkhan
7	Navel	Khinii
8	Penis	Amiya
9	Vagina	Atu
10	Thigh	Harlan
11	Knee	Liban
12	Ankle	Lingher
13	Toes	Lichii
14	Eye	Ami
15	Nose	Yapin
16	Mouth	Agun
17	Chin	Gompi
18	Shoulder	Gorban
19	Wrist	Langer
20	Finger	Lachi
21	Leg	Alie
22	Hand	Ala

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FAQs on the Apatani Language

Q1. How can you say "Thank you" in Apatani?

Ans: In Apatani, Thank you means "Paya aro pacho".

Q2. How to say "I love you" in Apatani?

Ans: Way to say I love you is called in Apatani "Niimi ngo ano hendu".

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