Category: Bisaya Greetings

Don’t mention it

English: Don’t mention it Cebuano: Wala’y sapayan Please follow and like us:0

Good afternoon

English: Good afternoon Cebuano: Maayong hapon Example: English: Good afternoon, Ruby! Cebuano: Maayong hapon, Ruby! Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings / G

Good day

English: Good day Cebuano: Maayong adlaw Example: English: Good day, sir! Cebuano: Maayong adlaw, sir! Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings / G

Good evening

English: Good evening Cebuano: Maayong gabii Example: English: Good evening, Ruby! Cebuano: Maayong gabii, Ruby! Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings / G

Good morning

English: Good morning Cebuano: Maayong buntag Example: English: Good morning, Ruby! Cebuano: Maayong buntag, Ruby! Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings / G

Good night

English: Good night Cebuano: Maayong gabii Example: English: Good night, Ruby! Cebuano: Maayong gabii, Ruby! Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings / G

Good noon

English: Good noon Cebuano: Maayong udto Example: English: Good noon, Ruby! Cebuano: Maayong udto, Ruby! Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings

English: happy new year Cebuano: malipayong bag-ong tuig – malipayong is based from malipayon which means happy. – bag-ong is based from bag-o, which means new. – tuig is year. Please follow and like...

Bisaya Greetings

Hiligaynon Tutorial – Greetings

Video of Hiligaynon or Ilonggo tutorial about different type of “greetings”. Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings / H

How are you?

English: How are you? Cebuano: Kumusta ka? Example: English: How are you, Ramon? Cebuano: Kumusta ka, Ramon? Please follow and like us:0

Bisaya Greetings

How to say “I love you” in different Bisaya dialects?

I can only gather five different Bisaya dialects if I include Bicolano for the phrase “I love you”. Bicolano is also spoken in some parts of Masbate. 1. Cebuano – “Nahigugma ko nimo”...