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JoeyInCali wrote:
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How 'bout "buyag"?
"Cute kaayo imung anak"
"Buyaggggg". LOL


buyag is bati (marumi in pronounciation)

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Pronunciation you mean? Pronounciation is not a word.


you misunderstood...and because I mispelled...remember your pilipino subject? (if you studied in philippines). Apat na uri ng pagbigkas: malumay, mabilis, MALUMI, maragsa. Bati sounds like malumi, or suki, susi, busisi, etc...etc..
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you misunderstood...and because I mispelled...remember your pilipino subject? (if you studied in philippines). Apat na uri ng pagbigkas: malumay, mabilis, MALUMI, maragsa. Bati sounds like malumi, or suki, susi, busisi, etc...etc..
Thnx. Got that. I believe maragsa has a paiwa or ^ on top of the last vowel while mabilis has / or pahilis on top of the last vowel. All words ending on a consonant are malumays and some end on vowels as well.

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dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik

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Danforth wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik


TANDUAY RHUM- Tanan Anaa Nimo Dunay Ubo-ubo Asma Yawa-yawa Rayuma Hubag-hubag Ug Malaria

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Joey, buyag may mean usog as in Pwera buyag= pwera usog but that's as close as it get because other phrases that include the word may not have exact tagalog translation. Like, sigig pabuyag, buyag simbaku, nabuyagan and several others. Pataka has no tagalog translation. Unsa bay ginapataka nako murag sigi lang man kog pataka ron! :biglaugh: :biglaugh:

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Kadyo wrote:
Danforth wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik


TANDUAY RHUM- Tanan Anaa Nimo Dunay Ubo-ubo Asma Yawa-yawa Rayuma Hubag-hubag Ug Malaria

PMA- Pedicure Manicure Alot

Joey, buyag may mean usog as in Pwera buyag= pwera usog but that's as close as it get because other phrases that include the word may not have exact tagalog translation. Like, sigig pabuyag, buyag simbaku, nabuyagan and several others. Pataka has no tagalog translation. Unsa bay ginapataka nako murag sigi lang man kog pataka ron! :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


Thas right, usog in Manila and other tagalog regions...bati is from Batangas...thanks, looking for that word for quite sometime.
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Kadyo wrote:
Danforth wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik


TANDUAY RHUM- Tanan Anaa Nimo Dunay Ubo-ubo Asma Yawa-yawa Rayuma Hubag-hubag Ug Malaria

PMA- Pedicure Manicure Alot

Joey, buyag may mean usog as in Pwera buyag= pwera usog but that's as close as it get because other phrases that include the word may not have exact tagalog translation. Like, sigig pabuyag, buyag simbaku, nabuyagan and several others. Pataka has no tagalog translation. Unsa bay ginapataka nako murag sigi lang man kog pataka ron! :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


VISAYA TO SPANISH:

Ang bata midagan og kusog - El nino misutoy.
Yelo - agua de tibogol
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dvirgils wrote:
Kadyo wrote:
Danforth wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik


TANDUAY RHUM- Tanan Anaa Nimo Dunay Ubo-ubo Asma Yawa-yawa Rayuma Hubag-hubag Ug Malaria

PMA- Pedicure Manicure Alot

Joey, buyag may mean usog as in Pwera buyag= pwera usog but that's as close as it get because other phrases that include the word may not have exact tagalog translation. Like, sigig pabuyag, buyag simbaku, nabuyagan and several others. Pataka has no tagalog translation. Unsa bay ginapataka nako murag sigi lang man kog pataka ron! :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


VISAYA TO SPANISH:

Ang bata midagan og kusog - El nino misutoy.
Yelo - agua de tibogol


Visaya to English.

Iro nga naligsan sa trak= DOGmok
Pato nga gimartilyo=gi duck duck
Maayo= maayo good
Pagkaon=pagkaon food
mingaw=mingaw sad :biglaugh: :biglaugh:

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JoeyInCali wrote:
How 'bout "buyag"?
"Cute kaayo imung anak"
"Buyaggggg". LOL


"Cute kaayo imung anak"

Translation: Ako na.

"Pangit kaayo imung anak"

Translation: Ikaw na...

joke lang... bay Joey.
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Kadyo wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Kadyo wrote:
Danforth wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik


TANDUAY RHUM- Tanan Anaa Nimo Dunay Ubo-ubo Asma Yawa-yawa Rayuma Hubag-hubag Ug Malaria

PMA- Pedicure Manicure Alot

Joey, buyag may mean usog as in Pwera buyag= pwera usog but that's as close as it get because other phrases that include the word may not have exact tagalog translation. Like, sigig pabuyag, buyag simbaku, nabuyagan and several others. Pataka has no tagalog translation. Unsa bay ginapataka nako murag sigi lang man kog pataka ron! :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


VISAYA TO SPANISH:

Ang bata midagan og kusog - El nino misutoy.
Yelo - agua de tibogol


Visaya to English.

Iro nga naligsan sa trak= DOGmok
Pato nga gimartilyo=gi duck duck
Maayo= maayo good
Pagkaon=pagkaon food
mingaw=mingaw sad :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


+---

Bisaya : Taga-e ko ug tunga kan-on.

Tagalog translation: Bigyan mo ako ng gitnang kanin ... :oops:

+---

Usa ka bisdak nagpalit sa fruitstand:

Bisdak: Manang, meron kayong prutas na matagik tagik at saka matinik tinik?

Tindira: A alam ko na, nangki?

Hehe, nangka diay iya gusto... katawa sab diha bay Kadyo. :stump:
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praetorian wrote:
Kadyo wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Kadyo wrote:
Danforth wrote:
dvirgils wrote:
Lain pa'y ato, sa mga bisaya:

Does anybody knows what is "pataka" (bisaya word) in tagalog? I'm a 50/50 tagalog/bisaya and i grew up in batangas, but after I learn the cebuano language, i found it more interesting than tagalog. There are also a lot of fun and humor if "bisdaks" gathered and converse in the native tongue. Some good examples are the following, giving another meaning of some common ACRONYM:

AIDS = Ang **** Dunay Silot
PLDT = Pirminte Lang Daot ang Telepono
MCWD = Moagas Cadyot Wa Dayun

There are also some identical words (in terms of spelling) for tagalog and bisaya but mas advance ang meaning sa bisaya words:

ex. langgam = sa tagalog gumagapang pa, sa bisaya is lumilipad na. It's the bisaya word for birds.
paa = sa tagalog is feet, sa bisaya is legs
upa = sa tagalog is nagbabayad, in bisaya, nakapatong na.

And so many others...



PLDT – Pirming Lungag Dili Tabunan
TANDUAY RHUM – Tanan Anan Ni-ini Demonyo Ug Ang Yawa Rheuma Hubak Ubo Maayo
ANEJO – Ajaw Ninjo Ejabo Jawa Usik


TANDUAY RHUM- Tanan Anaa Nimo Dunay Ubo-ubo Asma Yawa-yawa Rayuma Hubag-hubag Ug Malaria

PMA- Pedicure Manicure Alot

Joey, buyag may mean usog as in Pwera buyag= pwera usog but that's as close as it get because other phrases that include the word may not have exact tagalog translation. Like, sigig pabuyag, buyag simbaku, nabuyagan and several others. Pataka has no tagalog translation. Unsa bay ginapataka nako murag sigi lang man kog pataka ron! :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


VISAYA TO SPANISH:

Ang bata midagan og kusog - El nino misutoy.
Yelo - agua de tibogol


Visaya to English.

Iro nga naligsan sa trak= DOGmok
Pato nga gimartilyo=gi duck duck
Maayo= maayo good
Pagkaon=pagkaon food
mingaw=mingaw sad :biglaugh: :biglaugh:


+---

Bisaya : Taga-e ko ug tunga kan-on.

Tagalog translation: Bigyan mo ako ng gitnang kanin ... :oops:

+---

Usa ka bisdak nagpalit sa fruitstand:

Bisdak: Manang, meron kayong prutas na matagik tagik at saka matinik tinik?

Tindira: A alam ko na, nangki?

Hehe, nangka diay iya gusto... katawa sab diha bay Kadyo. :stump:


Nyahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

usa ka bisdak tua sa paris ga order sa restaurant.

Bisdak: Do you have panswa malabwan( pansit malabon)
Waiter: unswah? :biglaugh:

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bisdak wrote:
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I heard some say this. I don't know what it means.

So whats up what does "iyut" means? Sometimes I hear them say "Iyutin Mo", but I don't know what it relates to. Thanks bros. :)


OK, "IYUT" is the main reason why we were all born on this earth. In other words, that's how male animals impregnate their respective female counterparts or kind. :idea2: HINT: It feeeeels gooooooooooooood! :biglaugh:



Masarap talaga ang "iyut". Kahit walang pera sa maghapon basta mayroon nito ay maligaya ang buhay. Pag wala mainit ang ulo e. :banghead: :banghead:
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Bisdak: Do you have panswa malabwan( pansit malabon)
Waiter: unswah?
Duna muy Luglog? :P

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PALtag wrote:
bisdak wrote:
UnAnImOuS_SoUrCe wrote:
I heard some say this. I don't know what it means.

So whats up what does "iyut" means? Sometimes I hear them say "Iyutin Mo", but I don't know what it relates to. Thanks bros. :)


OK, "IYUT" is the main reason why we were all born on this earth. In other words, that's how male animals impregnate their respective female counterparts or kind. :idea2: HINT: It feeeeels gooooooooooooood! :biglaugh:


hey, unanimous_source, you need video illustration of 'iyut'? :bounce1:


yea bro. just send em in my PM box. Appreciate it. :biglaugh: im serious!
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It would seem that "IYUT" is awesome. To those kool dudes that have videos, my PM box works 24/7. Just send them there. hahahahaha! Thanks for the response.
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iyut is bisaya..mga bisaya ngano ulhi man ta??..haha..tanawa ni

tuyo(tagalog)-uga(ilonggo)=BUWAD(bisaya)..ngano na ulhi man ta ..tuyo na ila a2 gi BUWAD pa..hahah
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