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Bisaya Intro Vocab
Vocabulary from Introduction Lessons 1-10
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Ako / ko | First Class Pronoun, I |
| Ikaw / ka | First Class Pronoun, You (singular) |
| Siya / sya | First Class Pronoun, He/she |
| Kita / ta | First Class Pronoun, We (inclusive) |
| Kami / mi | First Class Pronoun, We (exclusive) |
| Kamo / mo | First Class Pronoun, You (plural) |
| Sila | First Class Pronoun, They |
| Nako | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive My |
| Nimo | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Your (singular) |
| Niya | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive His/Her |
| Nato | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Ours (inclusive) |
| Namo | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Ours (exclusive) |
| Ninyo | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Your (plural) |
| Nila | Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Their |
| Sa ako / Kanako | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving I |
| Sa imo / Kanimo | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving You |
| Sa iya / Kaniya | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving He/She |
| Sa ato / Kanato | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving We (inclusive) |
| Sa amo / Kanamo | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving We (exclusive) |
| Sa inyo / Kaninyo | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving You (plural) |
| Sa ila / Kanila | Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving They |
| Akong | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive My |
| Imong | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Your |
| Iyang | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive His/ Her |
| Atong | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Our (inclusive) |
| Among | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Our (exclusive) |
| Inyong | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Your (plural) |
| Ilang | Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Their |
| Si | 1st Class Marker for Singular specific noun |
| Sila si, ug si | 1st Class Marker for Plural specific noun |
| Ang / 'y | 1st Class Marker for Singular general noun |
| Ang mga / 'y mga | 1st Class Marker for Plural general noun |
| Ni | 2nd Class Marker for Singular specific noun |
| Nila ni, ug ni | 2nd Class Marker for Plural specific noun |
| Sa / og | 2nd Class Marker for Singular |
| Sa mga / og mga | 2nd Class Marker for Plural |
| Kang | 3rd Class Marker for Singular specific noun |
| Kang, ug kang | 3rd Class Marker for Plural specific noun |
| Sa | 3rd Class Marker for Singular general noun |
| Sa mga | 3rd Class Marker for Plural general noun |
| Kini / kani / ni | 1st Class General Pronouns This |
| Kana / na | 1st Class General Pronouns That |
| Kadto / to | 1st Class General Pronouns That (far) |
| Niini / niani / ini / ani | 2nd Class General Pronouns This |
| Niana / ana | 2nd Class General Pronouns That |
| Niadto / adto | 2nd Class General Pronouns That (far) |
| Dinhi / diri | 3rd Class General Pronouns Here |
| Dinha / diha | 3rd Class General Pronouns There |
| Didto | 3rd Class General Pronouns There (far) |
| Usa | One |
| Duha | Two |
| Tulo | Three |
| Upat | Four |
| Lima | Five |
| Unom | Six |
| Pito | Seven |
| Walo | Eight |
| Siyam / syam | Nine |
| Napulo | Ten |
| Pula | Red |
| Asul | Blue |
| Berde / Luntian | Green |
| Dalag | Yellow |
| Itom | Black |
| Puti | White |
| Kape | Brown |
| Rosas | Pink |
| Orins | Orange |
| Bayolet | Violet |
| Buntag | Morning |
| Hapon | Afternoon |
| Udto | Noon |
| Gabii | Evening |
| Sibuhano | Cebuano |
| Ingles | English |
| Maayo | Good |
| Sab | a particle, meaning "also" |
| Kumusta | How |
| Man | a particle used for showing politeness |
| Kamao | Verb - To know |
| Ba | a particle used for making a statement into a question |
| Ga may | Little |
| Pa | a particle, meaning "yet" |
| Lang | a particle, meaning "only" |
| Tuon | Verb - To study |
| Sulti | Verb - To say |
| Karon | Now |
| Sigi | Okay |
| Unsa | What |
| Ngalan / Pangalan | Name |
| Amerikano | American |
| Pilipino | Filipino |
| Awstralyano | Australian |
| Mestiso | half Filipino, Spanish or American |
| Oo | Yes |
| Asa | Where |
| Puyo | Verb - To live |
| Diay | A particle used for showing surprise |
| Taga- Example: Taga-Butuan ako. | From Example: Taga- Butuan ako. I am from Butuan. |
| Pwede | Can |
| Bilids | Village |
| Praktis | Verb - to practice |
| Salamat | Thank you |
| Prutas | Fruit |
| Pila | How much |
| Wala | No Past and present form; Not having |
| Na | a particle meaning "already" |
| Hangyo | Discount / Bargain |
| Palit | Verb - to buy |
| Utan | Vegetable |
| Saging | Banana |
| Kapayas | Papaya |
| Guyabano | Soursop |
| Palihog | Please |
| Otroha | Repeat |
| Hinay | Slowly; Carefully |
| Saktu | Correct; Right |
| Lansones | A round tan fruit |
| Bayabas | Guava |
| Pinya | Pineapple |
| Anak | Child (belonging to the subject or speaker) |
| Babae | Girl; Woman |
| Lalaki | Boy; Man |
| Idad | Years (as in age) |
| Tunga | Half |
| Sunod | Following; Next |
| Tingali | Maybe |
| Iru | Dog |
| Iring | Cat |
| Balay | House; Home |
| Amigo | Friend |
| Sakyanan | Vehicle |
| Bana | Husband |
| Asawa | Wife |
| Pulos | All |
| Adto | Verb - to go |
| Balik | Verb - to return |
| Paingon | Going |
| Hatag | Verb - to give |
| Wala | Left (direction) |
| Tuo | Right (direction) |
| Diretso | Straight |
| Pulis | Police |
| Dugay | Late, long |
| Lungsod | Town |
| Kasabot | Understand |
| Bulan | Month |
| Pagpakig-istorya | Talking with |
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