Inniminniisimavunga.
In-ni-min-nii-si-ma-vu-nga.
I have a reservation.
Usage
Informing the front desk of your reservation at check-in
Grammar Note
"-sima-" marks a resulting state ("has been done"). Added to inniminniivoq "books", it gives "has a booking"; the final "-vunga" is the 1sg ending.
Nalunaarsuiffik sumiippa?
Na-lu-naar-su-if-fik su-miip-pa?
Where do I check in?
Usage
Asking where to complete the check-in process
Aqagu hotelimit aallassaanga.
A-qa-gu ho-te-li-mit aal-las-saan-ga.
I will check out tomorrow.
Usage
Informing the hotel you will check out tomorrow
Grammar Note
Check-out is rephrased as "leave the hotel". aallarpoq means "departs" and -ssa- marks the future (aqagu aallassaanga "I leave tomorrow")
Ini kiaqanngilaq. Kiassaat sulinngilaq.
I-ni ki-a-qan-ngi-laq. Ki-as-saat su-lin-ngi-laq.
The heating in my room is not working.
Usage
Reporting a heating problem, especially important in cold Greenland
Ini imaanut isikkivilik peqarpisi?
I-ni i-maa-nut i-sik-ki-vi-lik pe-qar-pi-si?
Is there a room with a sea view?
Usage
Requesting a room with a sea view
Grammar Note
Imaanut isikkivilik means with a sea view (Danish med udsigt til havet); ini illoqarfimmut isikkivilik is a room with a town view (et værelse med udsigt over byen). Replace illoqarfimmut with imaanut for the sea. Isikkivik means view; -lik means provided with.
Hotelimi naluttarfeqarpa?
Ho-te-li-mi na-lut-tar-fe-qar-pa?
Does the hotel have a swimming pool?
Usage
Asking whether the hotel has a swimming pool
Grammar Note
naluppoq (swim) + -tar- (habitual) + -fik (place) = naluttarfik "swimming pool". -fik + -qar- (have/there is) becomes -feqar-; the interrogative ending -pa asks "is there?"
Nassatakka ulloqeqqa tikillugu toqqorsinnaavigit?
Nas-sa-tak-ka ul-lo-qeq-qa ti-kil-lu-gu toq-qor-sin-naa-vi-git?
Can you hold my luggage until noon?
Usage
Asking the hotel to hold luggage after checkout until noon
Grammar Note
To store is toqqorpaa / toqqorsivoq, a storage place is toqqorsivik, and baggage is nassatat. "Until" is tikillugu (nal. 10 tikillugu = until 10 o'clock). The object is plural, so the ending is -vigit
allarut
Towel
Usage
To ask for a towel
akit
Pillow
Usage
To ask for a pillow
kigutinut saligut
Toothbrush
Usage
To ask for a toothbrush
equutissaq
Toilet paper
Usage
To ask for toilet paper
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