Bisaya

The Bisaya word for “why” is ngano. ngano is an interrogative adverb used to ask for the reason or cause behind something.

The phrase asawa ko means “my spouse” in Bisaya. This phrase is used to refer to one’s own spouse.

The Bisaya phrase “kamusta” is used to say “hello” or “how are you?”. The phrase is a greeting used to ask someone how they are doing.

Maayong Pasko is the Bisaya way to say merry christmas. The phrase is used to offer good wishes during the Christmas season.

The Bisaya word for “yes” is oo. oo is a particle used to indicate agreement or acceptance.

In Bisaya, “thank you” is salamat.

maayong gabii is the Bisaya way to say “good evening”. maayong gabii is used as a greeting when arriving or meeting someone in the evening.

In Bisaya, “bye” is translated as babay. The word babay is used to say bye or goodbye in casual settings.

The English phrase ‘gusto kita’ translates to Bisaya as ganahan ko nimo. This phrase is used to express that you like or are attracted to someone.

To wait in Bisaya is to say hulat. The verb refers to delaying an action until a specific event or time occurs.