Mi laek rentem wan ka.
I'd like to rent a car
Usage
Basic phrase to rent a car
Grammar Note
"Rentem" is "rent" with the transitive suffix "-em"
Hamas long wan dei?
How much is it per day?
Usage
Used to ask the daily rental rate
Grammar Note
"Dei" is borrowed from English "day"
Mi gat drae laesens blong mi.
I have my driver's license
Usage
Used to present your driver's license
Grammar Note
"Drae laesens" is borrowed from English "driver's licence"
Inshorans i stap insaed long praes ya?
Is insurance included in this price?
Usage
Used to check if insurance is included in the rental price
Grammar Note
"Inshorans" is borrowed from English "insurance"
Wea nao mi save tekem ka blong mi?
Where can I pick up the car?
Usage
Used to ask where to pick up the rental car
Grammar Note
"Tekem" is "take" with the transitive suffix "-em"
Rod ya oli gud o nogud?
Are the roads in good condition?
Usage
Used to ask about road conditions
Grammar Note
"Nogud" is "no good" fused into one word meaning "bad/not good"
Mi save fulumap petrol long wea?
Where can I fill up with petrol?
Usage
Used to find the nearest petrol/gas station
Grammar Note
"To fill up" is "fulumap". The near-homophone "filim" is "feel him", i.e. "to feel". The interrogative "where" is clause-final "wea"
Mi laek givimbak ka ya long epot.
I'd like to return the car at the airport
Usage
Used to indicate you want to return the car at the airport
Grammar Note
"Ritanetem" is "return" with the transitive suffix "-em"
Taier blong ka ya i flat.
The tire is flat
Usage
Used to report a flat tire
Grammar Note
"Taier" is borrowed from English "tyre/tire"
GPS i stap long ka ya?
Does this car have GPS?
Usage
Used to check if the rental car has GPS navigation
Grammar Note
English "GPS" is used directly in Bislama
Mi kambak wetem ful tang blong petrol.
I'll return it with a full tank of petrol
Usage
Used to confirm you will return the car with a full tank
Grammar Note
"Ful tang" is borrowed from English "full tank"
Ka ya i brekem daon.
The car has broken down
Usage
Used to report a car breakdown
Grammar Note
"Brekem daon" is "break down" adapted with Bislama verbal morphology
Mileage i fri o yu pei extra?
Is mileage unlimited or do you pay extra?
Usage
Used to check if mileage is unlimited or if there are extra charges
Grammar Note
"Fri" is from English "free" meaning "no charge/unlimited"
Wea mi save paketem ka ya?
Where can I park this car?
Usage
Used to find where to park the rental car
Grammar Note
"Paketem" is "park" with the transitive suffix "-em"
Yu gat kontrakt blong ren ia?
Is there a rental contract/agreement?
Usage
Used to ask about the rental contract or agreement
Grammar Note
"Kontrakt" is borrowed from English "contract"
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