Bisaya

The English word ‘party’ is translated into Bisaya as parti. parti is used to refer to a social gathering.

In Bisaya, the English phrase ‘you’ is translated as ikaw. ikaw is the subject pronoun used to address the person being spoken to.

The Bisaya word for greeting is pagtimbaya. pagtimbaya refers to the acknowledgement of a person’s presence or arrival.

The Bisaya phrase for “do you love me” is gihigugma ba ko nimo. Use this phrase to ask someone if they possess deep, romantic love for you.

In Bisaya, the English phrase ‘makulit’ is expressed as samokan.

The Bisaya word for sword is espada. espada refers to a sword as a weapon.

The Bisaya word for smart is maalamon.

In Bisaya, “good afternoon” is said as maayong hapon. maayong hapon is a greeting used during the afternoon.

In Bisaya, goodbye is expressed as babay.

The Bisaya word for stop is hunong. hunong is used to express the act of not continuing an action or movement.