Under the reformed orthograohy for Mother Tongue-Based Multi Lingual Education, in the last syllable uses O instead of U. Matod, hangtod, gayod, Palihog.
Why is it maayo nga instead of maayo ang? In video 1, ang answers "what" so I'm thinking: good what? Good day = maayo ang adlaw. But that is incorrect. I'm not sure why.
Cebuano uses nga as a linker between adjectives (describing) and nouns. So GOOD day is maayo nga adlaw, which can be contracted to maayong adlaw. Maayo ang adlaw to me is like "The DAY is good." (which answers "What is good?"
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Thank you for the good translation good content sis
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From cebu city here bisaya
Is bisaya used only Cebu city
Under the reformed orthograohy for Mother Tongue-Based Multi Lingual Education, in the last syllable uses O instead of U. Matod, hangtod, gayod, Palihog.
Sige ha....actually: OK then.
I hope i can find someone i can interact in Bisaya
Please someone tell me about, how to say "You too"in Bisaya.
As simple as: “Ikaw pod.” or “Ikaw sab.”
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In your videos could explain what every sepparate word means
if not thats fine!
Why is it maayo nga instead of maayo ang? In video 1, ang answers "what" so I'm thinking: good what? Good day = maayo ang adlaw. But that is incorrect. I'm not sure why.
Cebuano uses nga as a linker between adjectives (describing) and nouns. So GOOD day is maayo nga adlaw, which can be contracted to maayong adlaw. Maayo ang adlaw to me is like "The DAY is good." (which answers "What is good?"
ano po yung "ug" at "diay"
ug= at
diay= talaga