Tson sì Fpomron—Obligation and Mental Health (naviteri.org, 2014-10-02) View all from source
Lu Neytirir ta Mo'at a tson a kar Tsyeykur ayfya'ot Na'viyä.
Neytiri is under obligation by/from Mo'at to teach Jake the ways of the Na'vi.
Lì’fyari po peyì? How good is her Na’vi? (naviteri.org, 2013-01-31) View all from source
Kllzola'u Mo'at fa sna tengkrr perlltxe san Aynga neto rivikx!
Mo'at came down the (natural) stairway saying, Get back, all of you!”
New Vocabulary: Clothing (naviteri.org, 2011-08-03) View all from source
Mo'at alu Tsahìk lu Omatikayaä le'awa hapxìtu a ioi säpi fa 'are.
Mo'at, the Tsahik, is the only member of the Omatikaya who wears a poncho.
Word Order and Case Marking with Modals (naviteri.org, 2011-03-19) View all from source
A: Spaw oel futa Mo'atìl tsole'a Neytirit.
B: Kehe. Tsole'a Neytirit Eytukanìl.
A: I believe Mo'at saw Neytiri.
B: No, the one who saw Neytiri was Eytukan.
(Here the speaker has chosen a word order that puts Eytukanìl at the end of the sentence to highlight the important, contrastive information—just as the English translation does, but less concisely than the Na'vi.)