Bisaya

The English phrase “crush kita” is translated into Bisaya as crush tika.

The English phrase ‘sorry’ is expressed in Bisaya as pasayloa ko. pasayloa ko is used as an expression of regret or sorrow.

The English phrase ‘thank you very much’ is translated into Bisaya as daghang salamat.

The Bisaya word for “journey” is panaw. panaw refers to a trip or a voyage.

The English phrase “dates” is translated into Bisaya as mga petsa. mga petsa refers to specific days of the month or year.

The Bisaya word for “congratulations” is pahalipay. pahalipay is used to express approbation.

The English word “eventually” is translated to Bisaya as sa kadugayan. sa kadugayan is an adverb used to describe something that happens in the end

The phrase ayoko translates to “I don’t want” or “I refuse” in Bisaya.

In Bisaya, love is translated as gugma. gugma is a noun representing strong affection.

The English phrase “pangit mo” can be translated into Bisaya as bati kag nawong. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are ugly.