Makarao voicemail

Here's a sample voicemail message in Makarao, a language spoken in Papua New Guinea:

"Kamap lau, makarao! Mi bin taim bilong yu, [name]. Mi wantim taim bilong yu, but mi no save yu. Mi laikim taim bilong yu, so mi laikim yu taim bilong yu. Mi bin taim bilong yu, so mi laikim yu taim bilong yu. Mi laikim yu taim bilong yu, so mi laikim yu taim bilong yu. Mi laikim yu taim bilong yu, so mi laikim yu taim bilong yu."

Translation:

"Hello, Makarao! This is [name]. I'm calling you, but I don't have your number. I like to talk to you, so I'll leave a message. I'm calling you, so I'll leave a message. I like to talk to you, so I'll leave a message. I'm calling you, so I'll leave a message. I like to talk to you, so I'll leave a message."

Note: Makarao is a language isolate, meaning that it is not related to any other known language. The grammar and vocabulary of Makarao are unique and may not be easily understood by speakers of other languages. The translation provided is an approximation and may not accurately convey the intended meaning.