is Illonggo not a Visayan language and therefore Bisaya??Originally Posted by Ross
not bisayaits illongo...
Yes, it's not Cebuano - that much is true - otherwise i would have understood it
is Illonggo not a Visayan language and therefore Bisaya??not bisaya
Yes, it's not Cebuano - that much is true - otherwise i would have understood it
[QUOTE=James Hubbard;236621][B]is Illonggo not a Visayan language and therefore Bisaya??
Ilonggo and Cebuano are Bisayan dialects because Iloilo and Cebu belong in the Visayas region.
I am a Cebuana but i also understand Ilonggo.
[QUOTE=Josieyam65;237322]Tinuod!
(means "true" or "exactly")
I do my best with learning some Visayan words.
I speak Spanish fairly well and that helped me a great deal as Bisayan has many words that are similar, much more similar than Tagalog for example.
My wife kept on using the word "Boang" to me and laughing at the same time. She said it was just one of her words she liked.
When I met an Fil-Brit couple the other week, his wife said that same word to him and he told me it meant "crazy".
Always good to mix with other Fil-Brit couples, you may find out words that your wife would rather you didn't.
My lovely wife needs to use another (secret) one now
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