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Malagasy words for communications

Malagasy-English/English-Malagasy: Dictionary and Phrasebook (Hippocrene Dictionary & Phrasebook)
by Janie Rasoloson

Amazon.com: Malagasy, the national language of Madagascar, has over 10 million speakers. This dictionary and phrasebook provides the traveller to this beautiful island with the means for basic communication, as well as an introduction to the country's culture. The compact guide includes a two-way bilingual dictionary with over 2,000 entries and a phrasebook containing all of the essential topics, from introductions and common phrases to accommodations, food and drink, weather and health, among many others.




Malagasy to English Dictionary: Words, phrases, translations: Introductions | Food | Accomodations | Travel | Communications | Shopping | Money | Health | Bureaucracy | Weather | Nature | Animals | Plants | Politics | Emergency | Time | Measures | Numbers

I would like to make a phone call Saika hiantso telefaonina aho
How much does a phone call to [PLACE] cost? Ohatrinona ny miantso telefaonina any [PLACE]?
Where is a nearby post office? Aiza ny paositra akaiky eto?
Where is the mail box? Aiza ny fandrotsahana taratasy?
How much does it cost to send this to [PLACE]? Ohatrinona ny mandefa an'ity any [PLACE]?
I would like to send a letter/postcard. Saika handefa ny taratasy/karta aho
Where can I find an internet connection? Aiza no mety ahazoaka mampiasa Internet?
Where can I send out email? Aiza no azoko andefasana email?
airmail par avion
envelope valopy
fax fax
stamp tambra,hajia
telephone telefaonina
to send mandefa


Malagasy-English/English-Malagasy: Dictionary and Phrasebook (Hippocrene Dictionary & Phrasebook)
by Janie Rasoloson

Amazon.com: Malagasy, the national language of Madagascar, has over 10 million speakers. This dictionary and phrasebook provides the traveller to this beautiful island with the means for basic communication, as well as an introduction to the country's culture. The compact guide includes a two-way bilingual dictionary with over 2,000 entries and a phrasebook containing all of the essential topics, from introductions and common phrases to accommodations, food and drink, weather and health, among many others.



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