Ilocano is one of the major languages in the Philippines and widely used in northern part of the northern Philippines including Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Cagayan Valley, Cordillera Administrative Region,Read More
Let’s talk about familiar words but not sure if we understand it. We commonly hear it in the news, court proceedings, Laws and Articles, etc. Let’s put it here in oneRead More
Below is the list of common animals (in English) and their equivalent local names (in Cebuano). On land (naa sa mama o yuta) Dog – Iro Cat – IringRead More
Rather than trying to write what is the correct Cebuano grammar or rules to be followed when writing something in Cebuano, I’m instead trying to break it down to simplest acceptable form. InRead More
Time in bisaya is “Oras” Telling time in Bisaya is similar to counting numbers, like uno, dos, tres, etc. plus the general time of the day, am or pm (andRead More
Simple conversation of how to introduce yourself Hi! My name is Peter. Ako diay si Pedro. [And you are? Ug ikaw? ] I live in Cebu City. Ako nagpuyo sa Cebu City.Read More
Months in Bisaya is “Buwan” Below is the english and the bisaya equivalent for Months English Bisaya January Enero February Pebrero March Marso April Abril May Mayo June Hunyo JulyRead More
This is how you’re going to count in bisaya. One might already be familiar with how this reads. It sounds Spanish which is true as you know that the PhilippinesRead More