Thank you so much for your work! I start learning bisaya as a half filipino and you classes are really really helpful. Thank you so much! Have a wonderul day 😊
Thanks for sharing. I know the traditional way of counting from 1 to 9 in Bisaya, but when it comes to double digits, I use the Spanish-derived ones. I didn't learn my mother tongue in school, but I'm glad they're now teaching it in grade school.
Thnak you ma'am i didn't know, how to count numbers in bisaya since nobody taught me but this informative video taught me those numbers in bisaya language.
Hi Ms. Jonah! I’m new to learning Bisaya and I was wondering is Bisaya the same as Filipino and if I was to ever go to The Philippines, would I hear Bisaya being spoken more than Filipino like if I was to go too Manila, would I be understood if I was speaking Bisaya?
Hi. Bisaya is the 2nd most widely spoken language in the Philippines. IF you stay in Manila, the national language which is Filipino or Tagalog is spoken. But if you visit the other main islands of the Philippines Visayas and Mindanao, knowing Bisaya is really a great Plus. To answer your question, No. People in Manila speak commonly in Tagalog. There are a few Bisaya there but again, Manila is not a Bisaya place. However, learning Bisaya is still fun. Happy learning.
Hello ma'am.. Ang idad sa akong papa Kay KATLO'AG USA. sa akong mama Kay KATLOAN. Sakto ko sa akong spelling o pag-istorya sa akong nomero? 😁😁 Thank you ma'am nakatuon jud ko sa imong video.. mga module Nako Kay mga laglom na bisaya tanan.
Thank you Much for your explanations! Funny thing, I'm on battery saver mode (laptop), so my screen is not very bright. I got a little lost with my pointer. Then I mistook my pointer for yours and i was.. how come my computer doesn't work? 😆
Sorry i'm confused ,,,from 9:27 to 18:18 you were teaching numbers 11 and up in Bisaya language i thought you said learn the Spanish way when using those high numbers
I asked my mom if she still uses the bisaya numbers and she said yes so when I’m talking to her I’m just gonna tell her the bisaya numbers instead of the ones that are inspired by spansih
Hi Sareya. Yes. I speak Tagalog. Tagalog or Filipino is our National language in the Philippines. Bisaya is the 2nd most widely spoken language in the Philippines next to Tagalog. It is widely spoken on the places from Visayas and Mindanao-the other two main islands of the Philippines. Some words in Bisaya are similar to Tagalog but Bisaya is really a whole different language. If you have knowledge with tagalog already, then it is easy for you to learn Bisaya
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Thank you so much for your work! I start learning bisaya as a half filipino and you classes are really really helpful. Thank you so much! Have a wonderul day 😊
You're very welcome!
Thanks for sharing. I know the traditional way of counting from 1 to 9 in Bisaya, but when it comes to double digits, I use the Spanish-derived ones. I didn't learn my mother tongue in school, but I'm glad they're now teaching it in grade school.
Hello po! Thank u po sa lessons here nakakatulong po sa pag aaral ko ng bisaya😊 I really appreciate it po, daghang salamt.
Thnak you ma'am i didn't know, how to count numbers in bisaya since nobody taught me but this informative video taught me those numbers in bisaya language.
thank you for these lessons youre a realy good teacher my mom speaks bisaya so im gonna supise her!
Best of luck!
Nice 🤗 ma'am
Tnx for sharing this video ...
U r the best 💖
Thanks a lot 😊
thank you for your teaching lesson
You are very welcome
Great lesson. People forgetting something that is a part of them saddens me some. Because it is a part of them . But the world still goes on, I guess.
Thank you Jason for always encouraging me to keep on going by your nice words.
👌👻Olha me gusta mucho la clase😃
A la ves mejoro mi vocabulario en ingles
gracias
Salamat po sa pagshare,,sending my Support,,TeamMommy3kids
salamat
Nagtuon ko og balik sa mga numero kay wala ko kabalo unsay bisanisay sa 100 padulong 1000, pero salamat kaayo👍
salamat kay diri ka nagtuon. God bless
Yey another video, i love watching to your vids po hehe, btw po i'm from luzon and i wanna learn how to speak and understand bisaya words:>>
You can do it! Keep learning. I am happy you are here.
hahahah... kinaraan mn tawon ni oi.. mga tigulang ra kasabot ana
hahaha mao jud
Palagi ako nasa classroom mo Ms. Jonna.
Hi Angela Locsin. Happy learning sayo. Keep it up.
I don't wanna hide the fact that going to Cebu is one of my ambitions, so learning Bisaya is a must.
I am glad you are learning our language.
Kabalo na ko yes
😁🥰
Hi Ms. Jonah! I’m new to learning Bisaya and I was wondering is Bisaya the same as Filipino and if I was to ever go to The Philippines, would I hear Bisaya being spoken more than Filipino like if I was to go too Manila, would I be understood if I was speaking Bisaya?
Hi. Bisaya is the 2nd most widely spoken language in the Philippines. IF you stay in Manila, the national language which is Filipino or Tagalog is spoken. But if you visit the other main islands of the Philippines Visayas and Mindanao, knowing Bisaya is really a great Plus.
To answer your question, No. People in Manila speak commonly in Tagalog. There are a few Bisaya there but again, Manila is not a Bisaya place.
However, learning Bisaya is still fun. Happy learning.
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 thank you for answering my question! :)
@@kikithedisneyfan5607 my pleasure
Thanku so Much
Most welcome
Hello ma'am.. Ang idad sa akong papa Kay KATLO'AG USA. sa akong mama Kay KATLOAN. Sakto ko sa akong spelling o pag-istorya sa akong nomero? 😁😁 Thank you ma'am nakatuon jud ko sa imong video.. mga module Nako Kay mga laglom na bisaya tanan.
wow
Thank you Much for your explanations! Funny thing, I'm on battery saver mode (laptop), so my screen is not very bright. I got a little lost with my pointer. Then I mistook my pointer for yours and i was.. how come my computer doesn't work? 😆
Sorry i'm confused ,,,from 9:27 to 18:18 you were teaching numbers 11 and up in Bisaya language i thought you said learn the Spanish way when using those high numbers
in terms of using numbers past 10, commonly these days they using it as a price number or counting things.
in using spanish numbers
Salamat
I asked my mom if she still uses the bisaya numbers and she said yes so when I’m talking to her I’m just gonna tell her the bisaya numbers instead of the ones that are inspired by spansih
i need the ABCs and the right way to make the sounds.....
Ill put that on my list.🙃
Hello!!!! I have a question, is bisaya similar to Tagalog? Also, do you speak any Tagalog?
Hi Sareya. Yes. I speak Tagalog.
Tagalog or Filipino is our National language in the Philippines.
Bisaya is the 2nd most widely spoken language in the Philippines next to Tagalog. It is widely spoken on the places from Visayas and Mindanao-the other two main islands of the Philippines.
Some words in Bisaya are similar to Tagalog but Bisaya is really a whole different language. If you have knowledge with tagalog already, then it is easy for you to learn Bisaya
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 oh ok!!!!! Salamat!!!!!
hello te, do you offer face to face class?
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Looking for the join button po
Hi. Still fixing my Google adsense and the join button. Will let you know once it works again.
both
oh no aso! lol
Oh no!
It has been awhile. When is your next lesson
Hi jason. I am glad you are always waiting. My newest lesson is out. Please check it out.
Na curious ko sa kung unsa ang feeling sa foreigner nga magkat-on ug Bisaya maong nasaag ko diri hehe
Hi. Salamat sa pagtanaw. Tanawa pud akoa uban video. hehhhe
hagup
Salamat po now i now what number is 1000 this
Hiiiiiiii mam Hayssss.....I'm back : (
Hey Adi. Welcome back to this Classroom
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 😔
hawahaha
If someone asks me what year I was born - I was born in 1954 - Should I say disenuebe singquenta quatro, or should I say mil nuebe singko'y quatro?
mil nuebe sekwenta'y quatro
tangi
It’s Spanish 98%
Wonderful but u dibt wabt to iuse