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Cebuano-Visayan Language School
Welcome to my Learn Cebuano blog.
For the past few months I have had regular personal instruction with Sem P. Villar who is a Cebuano language expert with more than 20 years experience as a language consultant and private tutor providing language instruction and consultancy to foreigners, missionaries, tourists, expats, consuls etc…
During that time he has developed his own unique method of instruction drawing upon the work of others and his own in depth study.
The content of this blog will mainly come from my own personal notes taken from my tuition with Sem and some of my own insights. The blog has been created with the approval of Sem who will also contribute from time to time.
The services offered by Sem include:
· Private Tutorial
· Classroom Instruction
· Consultancy
· Editing
· Translation
· Interpret
· Seminar
· Teach-ins
· Travel Guides
· Culture Orientation
For more information visit our Cebuano-Visayan Language School Page
Anyone interested in the services provided by Sem can also contact him directly here
Contact Sem P. Villar
Call No 0919-3502457
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ok ni… pila bayad nimo ani?
ani nga site, i mean…
Tom, the is free created by one of the students of Sem at his own cost.
I for one really thank you for your time in posting these notes you have.
Nindot ka
salamat
Hello Sem,
I am an American and I am moving to Cebu in September. My fiancee lives there so I will be living there too. I really want to learn the language and I was wondering if you can give me some information on classes? That would be really great. Thanks.
Justin, I will pass on your question to Sem when I resume lessons later this week. I have stopped for almost three weeks because I went away.
The notes I am posting are from lessons i had a few months ago already so I have plenty of material.
Hello,
I am curious if you got back to Justin about Visaya classes in America. I live in Los Angeles and spoke with the head of Southeast Asian studies at UCLA, she said that the only school that offers classes in the U.S is the University of Hawaii. This is inspired me to find out if she’s really right! I am a native English speaker trying to learn the language. Thank you for your time!
i am a native cebuano linguist and have just completed creating both reading and listening tests for a private company and a university language department. i can teach you how to speak cebuano rhea
You have some really great lessons here.
I might make one suggestion. the written word does not allow for people learning, to learn the pronunciations. it may be better if you could do this as a pod cast, so that we can all learn from your spoken words. it would be quite helpful i think for everyone .
I believe the spoken word is always much better than just reading something as reading lacks the ability to understand the way things should be pronounced.