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I was hoping you would do sentences

I just clicked on the ...more, and discovered a wealth of explanatory stuff. I was about to complain again about this crazy language. When is it ug? When is it og? When is it ang? When is it nga? And what about sa? This is going to be fun when it starts to make sense. Now I have to figure out the focus.

what the heck.

These videos are structured perfectly for learning the language

I like how you shortly explained why we use "sa" in this case with the doctor instead of "ang".

We talked to a man....we talked to the man, simple enough. Bisaya goes beserk, everything different. Crazy language. Someday I will know why.

Thank you for all u do!!!!

Thank you Pedro for this great resource.

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To clarify, the verb is usually conjugated using the verb +a (or ha) if the object of the sentence (the thing being cooked or read) is the focus of the command (basaha, lutoa). Some verbs (clean, wash) are conjugated using verb +i (or hi) for the same situation as above (limpyohi, labhi). Those verbs are the exception rather than the rule. Usually verb +i are for "beneficial" focus (for us, for Manny). So if we wanted to say Read "Mom" the book, that would be Basahi si Mama sa libro.

Why is it different? The different is: who is performing the action and who is receiving it. Lutoa ang karne. Cook the meat. The focus is often on the subject. ==> THE MEAT Labhi ang bestida. Wash the dress. The focus is often on the action. ==> WASH

Well I'm up to page 2 now and what a shock. I leaned all the prefixes like a parrot by constant repetition and listening, on page 1. On page 2 there was a contradiction. Ni kaon ko becomes Nagkaon ko kanina if you ate earlier. I asked my wife what up with that? In Digos everyone says Nagkaon ko, nagkaon ko, mo kaon ko. Thank God a thousand times simpler. Learn Bisaya with Pedro is still the best way for me to learn Bisaya in the next 54 months but you better believe I'm gonna check with my wife.

I am going to learn bisaya with Pedro by beating it in t my head. Repetition. I want to be conversational in 4 years.

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@pedrotinaco this notes, is that a book I can get?

Thank you for this. I only came across your page now

As a foreigner student who want to learn Cebuano, this channel is helping alot to learn it. Just want to know the meaning of the ma-prefix in the rootword dag-umon: dag-umon => cloudy ; madag-umon => going to be cloudy? Daghan salamat!

I need the whole language. Thank you for teaching us.

get a tripod to keep the camera from jumping all over so we can read

I need this for my class!! ❤❤❤

This is crazy you are so underrated!! I’m gonna watch alla these, I appreciate all the effort you put into these videos! You are a very dedicated person who is pretty consistent. I wish more people could see your channel, I think it would benefit a lot of more people like me!!

I REALLY APPRECIATE THESE VIDEOS!!! There are not a lot of good resources when it comes to learning bisaya (including my mom), so your channel helps me a lot!! Salamat po!!

Hi Do you do one on one teaching?

Just something I am wondering: "og" and without "og" The "og paliti" goes with imperative ((verb)+i ). And it is non-focus " Ayaw og paliti". => don't buy ! The "+i" expresses an imperative of an object. The object is here "sa isda" and it is our focus. ?

Hi Pedro, A very useful topic to grasp. So far I know about it is: "wala" is used when we want to say "not having" or "there is none". "dili" is used when something "is not" happening. Like these examples: Wala mokaon -> didn't eat Dili mokaon -> will not eat So, I think, it shoud be: Wala siya ganahan sa isda. -> He didn't like the fish. Dili siya ganahan sa isda. -> He doesn't like the fish. Wala kami mokaon ang isda nga ilang gipalit didto sa tindahan sa Domingo. -> We didn't eat the fish that they bought at that store on Sunday. Dili kami mokaon ang isda nga ilang gipalit didto sa tindahan sa Domingo. -> We will not eat the fish that they bought at that store on Sunday. Imong mga sugyot?

Hi Pedro, Salamat sa imong video ug pagpaambit niini! Just, I would like to hear your opinion on the sentence structure: The normal sentence structure in Cebuano will be this: giluto nimong igsoon kini isda ba, nga iyang gipalit kagahapon? What about this one? niining isda ang imong igsoon giluto ba, nga iyang gipalit kagahapon? Same about this: Nagluto siya og isda, dili manok. This one seems to me the case in this context. Isda ang iyang giluto, dili manok.

Wow awesome new subscribers here

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Thanks for sharing!

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I can sit on your chair

WOW thats alot😳❤

Sounds like the 320neo. Lovely sound.

Very nice

Nice

*💯 legit bisaya gyud* 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

WARNING: Jumpscare around 6:40 😨😨

the particle "man" is actually mostly being used before the "ka" source: native speakers

Usahay makalibog mga bisaya sa ubang lugar, bisaya man unta ko pero nganong dili man ko kasabot sa bisaya sa mga taga Zamboangga 😅, Salamat kaayo sa imong video Sir, Good Vibes

Those bottom examples gave me some insight on the prefix "maka" ...so essentially it denotes future tense but with an implied 'can' in front. Makakaon = can eat Makadagan = can run Makatulog = can sleep Is that correct?

Hello, I am curious what source you used to learn these phrases? Thanks!