Bisaya

The English phrase ‘go home’ is translated into Bisaya as uli.

The Bisaya word gwapa means beautiful. gwapa is an adjective used to describe a woman or girl as beautiful or pretty.

The Bisaya way to say cheers is Mabuhi! Mabuhi! is used as a toast when drinking to wish long life or prosperity to the people being toasted.

salamat is the Bisaya word for thank you. The word salamat is used to express gratitude and to say thank you.

The English word ‘no’ is translated into Bisaya as dili. dili is a particle used to show disagreement or negation.

The Bisaya word for cheap is barato. barato is an adjective used to describe something that is low or reduced in price.

gwapo is the Bisaya word for handsome. gwapo is used to describe a man who is physically attractive or handsome.

ganahan ko nimo is the Bisaya way to say “I like you”.

kuwarta is the Bisaya word for money. kuwarta is used to refer to both physical cash and the general concept of money or wealth.

In Bisaya, “I love you too” is said as gihigugma sab tika. This phrase is used as a response to tell someone that you feel the same love for them.