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		<title>Visayan English Vocabulary</title>
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Product DescriptionThis vocabulary lists the Visayan word and describes it&#8217;s English meaning&#8230;. More >>
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Visayan is a language of the Philippines. This book is useful for home study, research, and reference fro students and tourists of all nationalities&#8230;. More &#62;&#62;
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Product DescriptionCebuano is an Austronesian language spoken in the Philippines by about 20 million people. It is the most widely spoken member of the Visayan languages. Its name comes from the island of Cebu, the site of the second-largest metropolitan area in the country. Cebuano is given the ISO 639-2 three letter code ceb, but [...]


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		<title>Magbinisaya Kita Phrasebook 1: An Introduction To Cebuano</title>
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Magbinisaya Kita Phrasebook      This 105-section ebook contains common expressions and useful phrases which come in handy when communicating in Bisaya/Cebuano. The sections are structured so that the learners can expand a given expression. Deriving other expressions from a given expression is an effective method of putting a handle on [...]


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		<title>Magbinisaya Kita Primer 1: A Cebuano Learning Book</title>
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Product DescriptionThe Magbinisaya Kita Primer Revised (2009) Edition is an expanded version of the 1999 Magbinisaya Kita Cebuano Primer 1. Just like the MK Module 1, its format is concise and functional. It includes 13 lessons, four examinations, a glossary, a list of idiomatic expressions and useful phrases, grammar notes culled after over 12 years [...]


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		<title>Dili Pa / Dili Na</title>
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Di-li – no (future tense)
Ka-on &#8211; eat
Pa-ni-ud-to &#8211; lunch
pa – Still / yet
na &#8211; Now / Already
Mokaon ka ba a imong paniudto? – Will you eat your lunch?
Explanation:
“mo” prefix in front of kanon marks it as future tense.
“ka” personal pronoun for YOU
“ba” is a question marker asking
“imong” is YOUR
As with any yes or no question [...]


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		<title>Wala Pa / Wala Na</title>
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Wa-la – nothing / absence of (used for past / progressive tense)
Ka-on &#8211; eat
Pa-ni-ud-to &#8211; lunch
pa – Still / yet
na &#8211; Now / Already
eg.
Mikaon ka ba sa imong paniudto? &#8211; Did you eat your lunch?
Explanation:
“mi” prefix in front of kanon marks it as past tense.
“ka” personal pronoun for YOU
“ba” is a question marker asking
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		<title>Wala / Dili</title>
		<description><![CDATA[These are two of the most misunderstood and confused words in Cebuano for a student of the language.
 
If you look up the meaning of the words you will usually see it explained thus:
 
Wala – nothing / absence of
Dili – No
 
This simplistic translation will get you by most of the time and most Cebuano’s will not [...]


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		<title>More practice asking YES or NO questions</title>
		<description><![CDATA[As a general rule QUESTION MARKER “BA” will precede a personal pronoun
Amerikano ba ko &#8211; Am I an American?
Amerikano ka ba &#8211; Are you an American?   (note the placement of ba)
Amerikano ba siya  &#8211; Is he an American? 
Amerikano ba kita – Are we American?   (inclusive of who you are talking to)
Americaon ba kami – [...]


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		<title>Asking a YES or NO question</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Vocab:
Ba – Marker for a YES or NO question
Mahal &#8211; expensive
Balay &#8211; house
Abang – rent (more common)
Arkila – rent 
You may have noticed Filipinos appending ba to English sometimes when they say something and expect a response that is either agreement or disagreement.
Mahal ang abang sa balay  -  The rent of the house is expensive
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