How to Say “Sarap” in Bisaya
The English phrase ‘sarap’ (delicious) is translated into Bisaya as lami. The term is used to describe food or drink that tastes delicious.
How to Say “Delicious” in Bisaya
The Bisaya word for delicious is lami. lami is used to describe something that is pleasing to the taste, such as food.
How to Say “Everyday” in Bisaya
In Bisaya, the English phrase “everyday” is translated as adlaw-adlaw.
How to Say “Hello” in Bisaya
In Bisaya, hello is kumusta. Kumusta is an informal greeting that means How are you?
How to Say “Stop Talking” in Filipino
To tell someone to stop talking in Filipino, say tumahimik ka, literally be quiet, you. tumahimik ka is a command telling one person to be quiet.
How to Say “I Love You” in Bisaya
The phrase “I love you” in Bisaya is Gihigugma tika. Gihigugma tika is used to express deep, romantic or profound love.
How to Say “Honey” in Bisaya
The English word ‘honey’ is translated to Bisaya as dugos. The word dugos refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.
How to Say “Younger Sister” in Bisaya
The English phrase “younger sister” is translated into Bisaya as manghod nga babaye.
How to Say “Ang Ganda Mo” in Bisaya
“ang ganda mo” is the Tagalog phrase used to say “You are beautiful” in Bisaya. The phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that they are beautiful.
How to Say “Rain” in Bisaya
The Bisaya word for rain is ulan. ulan is used to refer to an instance of particles falling