Maayong adlaw, Kakagising ko lang po tapos makikita ko na may bago na palang lesson, daghan salamat maam Jonah!❤️ thank you for teaching us and giving us mpre lessons on bisaya!!❤️🥺
I just found your lessons and subscribed. Excellent; well paced, clear. I visit the the visayas region, Dauin, and want to show respect to my host people by knowing some local language so this is very helpful. To remember vocabulary I use mind pictures of things that phonetically sound like the Bisayan word in my native english. Like for Dako I picture a gigantic harbor Dock “big” and the boat Barko picture a boat w many dogs “barking”on a ship to remind me of a boat. The goofier the picture the better it sticks in my memory. Relating english pictures to the word really helps my memory. Thanks!
Maayong adlow among maestra Jonah! Hawud ka sa pagtudlo ug lingaw ang classroom. Daghan salamat! Lami ang tacos ug lumpia, akong paboritong pagkaon. Perhaps this is not 100% correct, but I am getting there, hinay hinay. With a lot of lessons and learning from you and some help from Google translate, I am legitimately learning Bisaya. In 2 months I will be in the Bisayas with my uyab and her family, so I will be excited to put my education into daily practice with her and her family, and the beautiful locals that inhabit the Philippines. Again, daghan salamat for your lessons. Amping ka always 🙂
Oh, yes, your bisaya is a bit different from Mindanao. We don't have a pitch on bisaya, which I spell phonetically bisayà (only glottal stop), which you say it bisayâ, combined pitch and glottal accent. Very interesting. I think it's also useful to write the accent marks for learners, because it can be very confusing for reading words like suka, which we can tell by context, but a learner might say súka instead of súkà, lol. Same with words like humót, kabáyò, and dakô, the spelling "dako" is not obvious for learners that there's a pitch and glottal accent, and this important in learning proper pronunciation, especially when meaning can change by a lot with misplaced pitch, like in hápon and hapón. I like how you discuss the flexibility of words, since English has so many words to describe things with more specific context. Very nice video for beginners, and I heard some words and variations of bisaya words that I haven't heard before (like pangit, guot, hawod, and kalsada). ✨️🙏
Bati is another word for ugly used in Cebu City. When spoken, the circumflex accent is on the last syllable like when you say "ugma" for tomorrow only faster for bati. The word is used generally in commenting on a person's appearance, actions, and even things depending on the context of the conversation.
Hey Jonah!, Ako si Sherwin from India, I visited Sipway Islands last month, my grandparents live there, I had a great time but had trouble communicating with them and some friends, since they dont speak english very well. Thank you so much
pls teach about nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs , preposition. Grammar. esp sentence construction. everyday phrases like buying , asking for directions, eating at restaurant, etc. thanks, i enjoy your lesson
I look forward to going to digos to meet my gf that lives there for our first meeting in person been 2 years waiting for borders to finally open to vaccinated tourist again😁 and now it has finally happened
Hi Jonah.. You think you could make a video with words and different phrases that when we go to sleep we could listen too.. They say subconsciously it's a good way to learn while you sleep. Thank you.. 😊 Have a wonderful day.. 😊
the exercise: Maldito ang lamok Kugihan si te Gwyneth Gwapa si teacher Jonah hawud si Suzuka (from Atarashii Gakko) mukanta Lingaw sa playground Lami ang yakisoba
Hi po ate Jonah, may question po ako. Magpapacheck lang po naman ako sa example sentence na ginawa ninyo po; Kugihan si Cedric sa paglinis ng bahay. Pa correct po kung mali. Thank you for this lesson once again!
I have lots of words in my vocabulary, but the confusing thing for me is the connectives to make a complete sentence, like "ang, si , mga, ni and so on
Love your classes Jonah. I notice they are a year or more old. Are you still creating video. I want to buy you online coffee (want to ensure you will get)
12:40 Would you use tangkad for animals? Like: Tangkad ang iro. How would you differentiate between a long dog (weiner dog) from a tall dog (greyhound)?
17:00 Haha you're on a roll now. So sad to see so many young people in Philippines smoking. Even now there are workers across the street and they smoke and I can hear the worst coughing/gagging sounds. They are probably in their 40s now. Sin will take you farther than you wanted to go, cost you more than you wanted to pay, and keep you longer than you wanted to stay.
Please help me Jen. I book flight from Chicago to Philippines. Using Turkish air. They layover in Istanbul. Then to Manila. I did not hear you say Turkish air. Do I need to worry. I leave on September 19 and return the 17th. I bring 2500 us dollar. Plan to spend it all Maybe spend more
Hi Micah. Yes. They are commonly used in Tagalog. However, in Davao Bisaya, although Bati and Taas are understood, most people commonly use pangit and tangkad.
Tangkad sa amua sa Davao. Palda sa amua sa Davao. although kasabot man mi pag makadungog mi sa taas ug sayal. ginagamit namo ang Taas usually sa kanang tingog, sakaunon nga bukid ug uban pa basta taas. pwede pud sa grades. pero pag sa height kay tangkad amoa ginagamit. naa man sad uban gagamit ug taas.
Ur “promise to learn” means little when I don’t learn. It’s just pure memorization. Then u say natives don’t know grammar or vocab or pronunciation either…. Just learn English, force locals to talk that way.
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I love this. Even Google rarely translates bisaya.
Maayong adlaw, Kakagising ko lang po tapos makikita ko na may bago na palang lesson, daghan salamat maam Jonah!❤️ thank you for teaching us and giving us mpre lessons on bisaya!!❤️🥺
Learners like you are the reason why I am always inspired to do these lessons. Glad you are here again Hiroto
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 do you also do italki?
Hawud si teacher Jonah teach.
Lingaw diri magtuon ug bisaya.
Lami kaayu ug kan-on gahapon.
Daghang salamat, Teacher Jonah.
I just found your lessons and subscribed. Excellent; well paced, clear. I visit the the visayas region, Dauin, and want to show respect to my host people by knowing some local language so this is very helpful. To remember vocabulary I use mind pictures of things that phonetically sound like the Bisayan word in my native english. Like for Dako I picture a gigantic harbor Dock “big” and the boat Barko picture a boat w many dogs “barking”on a ship to remind me of a boat. The goofier the picture the better it sticks in my memory. Relating english pictures to the word really helps my memory. Thanks!
This is great. Trying to get my vocabulary to 3000 words and your lessons have been the best!!! Bless you for your time and efforts in helping us.
wow. Keep it up
Jonah, your lessons are amazing. Salamat. I really appreciate it.
Thank you Jack. I am glad you are appreciating my work. Happy learning.
Hi Jonah, thank you for another great bisaya lesson. There are many useful words and phrases here, I’ll watch it through again.
Glad my video helped.happy learning
I’m married to a Cebuana.. I find your classes informative for better learning and education of the language…
My pleasure to help as always
Hi Jonah love your lessons. I am learning Bisaya and have learned more from your videos than from anyplace else. Thank you
Wow. Thank you Antony. Hope you will continue to learn more. Happy learning😇😇
thank you for your lessons. i just start to study bisaya
Happy learning
Your bisaya lessons are great and very much appreciated,it's a positive way to use our time in lockdown,keep up the good work,salamat from Australia
Hi Andrew. Thanks so much for appreciating. Keep learning. Stay safe there.
Thank you helping me learn my parents language ☺️ it’s nice learning how to put the words I know together into a sentence
gwapa ka T T
Maayong adlow among maestra Jonah! Hawud ka sa pagtudlo ug lingaw ang classroom. Daghan salamat! Lami ang tacos ug lumpia, akong paboritong pagkaon. Perhaps this is not 100% correct, but I am getting there, hinay hinay. With a lot of lessons and learning from you and some help from Google translate, I am legitimately learning Bisaya. In 2 months I will be in the Bisayas with my uyab and her family, so I will be excited to put my education into daily practice with her and her family, and the beautiful locals that inhabit the Philippines. Again, daghan salamat for your lessons. Amping ka always 🙂
Glad you are learning
Mia jhona thankyu very much po dami ko natutuhan na words ngayon syo .. 😍bisaya pa more 😘
Salamat din for being here
Thank you Jonah for all your lessons I am hoping to live in Mindanao and I really need to learn bisaya Thank you 😊
Keep it up Peter
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 ❤
Great video, salamt po for these lessons nakat-on ko para ug tuig and I still learned some words from this video.
Yehey. Glad I helped.
Oh, yes, your bisaya is a bit different from Mindanao. We don't have a pitch on bisaya, which I spell phonetically bisayà (only glottal stop), which you say it bisayâ, combined pitch and glottal accent. Very interesting.
I think it's also useful to write the accent marks for learners, because it can be very confusing for reading words like suka, which we can tell by context, but a learner might say súka instead of súkà, lol. Same with words like humót, kabáyò, and dakô, the spelling "dako" is not obvious for learners that there's a pitch and glottal accent, and this important in learning proper pronunciation, especially when meaning can change by a lot with misplaced pitch, like in hápon and hapón.
I like how you discuss the flexibility of words, since English has so many words to describe things with more specific context. Very nice video for beginners, and I heard some words and variations of bisaya words that I haven't heard before (like pangit, guot, hawod, and kalsada).
✨️🙏
Ako ang Koreana, and magtuon ko sa bisaya. I love your videos, it helps me a lot. salamat kaayo😊
Thank you for your kind words.
Thank you for an other great lesson Jonah! I have watch your lessons over and over.
You are welcome John. Happy learning.
U r a great teacher.i understand and can speak visayan language.thank u❤❤❤
It's my pleasure
You are wonderful Jonah! I'm so grateful that I get to learn the right bisaya from you. Thank you so so very much 🙏
Wow. Glad my video helped you learn William. Keep learning
your teaching method works for me, Salamat Maam
I e watched the first 15 vids over 10 times each and still don’t know more than 5 words.
The 5 I know are the same as Spanish or English.
Thanks 🙏🏽 for your enthusiasm and excellent teaching Jonah .
Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. Trying to learn bisaya 👍
congrats wifey keep it up..i love you so much😍😍
Hahhaa. Love you.
Thank you so much from Huntington Beach California USA
Thank you, Jonah. My bf is bisaya, so I'm learning so that I can talk to him in bisaya. Thank you
Keep it up
I heartily appreciate your teaching technic
Many thanks. Keep learning.
What a great way to learn
Hawud pagtudlo si Jonah. Lingaw makat-on ang Bisaya. Lami ang pagkaon nagakaon ko sa merkado.
Thank you for your work.
You are welcome
8:15 God bless you in the name of Jesus. You have concealed boldness that makes for a powerful teacher.
Salamat kaayo, Jonah for another great lesson! Amping.
Ikaw pud. Pag amping .
Nice class. Salamat kaayo
My girlfriend speaks bisaya. I m trying to learn bisaya for her. Your videos helps
Gwapa si akong gf😌
Bati is another word for ugly used in Cebu City. When spoken, the circumflex accent is on the last syllable like when you say "ugma" for tomorrow only faster for bati. The word is used generally in commenting on a person's appearance, actions, and even things depending on the context of the conversation.
Thanks for this additional language for the learners,.
❤
Nice poh.
thank you. salamat
Eyyyyyy bisaya learner's welcome to another class 🤗🤗
Mam I'm present to😂🙋🏼🙋🏼
Hello Adi. Welcome back to the class. Glad you are here too.🙂😀
salamat ate jonah. taga ny ko and im learning bisaya for my fiancee from you. im currently in Davao
Wow. All the best Joylan
Hey Jonah!, Ako si Sherwin from India, I visited Sipway Islands last month, my grandparents live there, I had a great time but had trouble communicating with them and some friends, since they dont speak english very well.
Thank you so much
Daghan Salamat Maam Jonah.
Wa'y Sapayan Chriss
You have a great channel, I subscribed. My goal is to learn Bisaya. Thank you!
Kumusta Jonah, taga Germany ko. Taga Cebu ang akong asawa. Salamat sa imong mga video. Nagsulti kami bisaya karon
Salamat sa pagtanaw sa akong videos. Hehhe. Keep on learning. Thanks for loving Bisaya language. 🙃🙂🙂
Thanks!
Wow Thanks Larry
pls teach about nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs , preposition. Grammar. esp sentence construction. everyday phrases like buying , asking for directions, eating at restaurant, etc. thanks, i enjoy your lesson
Already uploaded
Grammar: ruclips.net/video/9Bm8KtHMolE/видео.html
Asking for directions: ruclips.net/video/PlUr_LUMBC8/видео.html
maam, galing po ako sa paaralan sa quezon at naglipat ako sa bohol, kaya kailangan ko matuto magbisaya
❤❤❤
I know a lot of Tagalog words but most people here talk visayan .I found a English visayan dictionary in national bookshop
Keep learning
Hawud si John matimatika.
Lingaw ang pagkanta.
Kami Ang lechon. Lechon is my favorite food in the tibuuk kalibutan
John is my son.
Hi Jason. Good job on writing these sentences.
1. Hawud si John ug matematika.
2. Lingaw ang pagkanta.
3. Lami ang lechon.
Good job. 😃
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 salamat
We want to say bism Allah to start this lesson
I look forward to going to digos to meet my gf that lives there for our first meeting in person been 2 years waiting for borders to finally open to vaccinated tourist again😁 and now it has finally happened
That is awesome!
My wife said some of these words are Tagalog.. Is this video a mix of bisaya and tagolog? Thanks for your lessons.. 😊
next lesson. shout out on the next pls. thanks
Alright . Will do. Can I have your English name please?
Dili ko mubo!
Hawud si ate Jonah motudlo og Bisaya:)
Thank you so much.
Thank you for your sharing very informative from BAYOGVlog ❤️😊
My pleasure 😊
Hi Jonah.. You think you could make a video with words and different phrases that when we go to sleep we could listen too.. They say subconsciously it's a good way to learn while you sleep. Thank you.. 😊 Have a wonderful day.. 😊
that is a good suggestion
Pashout po new subscriber..
Hi Noli
Again tangkad is a loan word from tagalog matangkad the right binisaya is taas lang vs putot if describing a person
the exercise:
Maldito ang lamok
Kugihan si te Gwyneth
Gwapa si teacher Jonah
hawud si Suzuka (from Atarashii Gakko) mukanta
Lingaw sa playground
Lami ang yakisoba
Hawud na kaayo ka mubisaya. Yeheyyy
1) Hawud si Alex mukaon.
2) Lingaw sa eskwelahan.
3) Lami ang halo halo.
wow. great
1) Hawud si William nga panday.
2) Linda diri sa balance
3) Ang spaghetti 🍝 nga giluto sa akong asawa kay lami😊
wow great sentences
Hi po ate Jonah, may question po ako. Magpapacheck lang po naman ako sa example sentence na ginawa ninyo po; Kugihan si Cedric sa paglinis ng bahay. Pa correct po kung mali. Thank you for this lesson once again!
Kugihan si Cedric sa paglimpyo og balay. Cedric is diligent in cleaning their house.
Pangit is more a Tagalog word. Ngil-ad is the word used in other Visayas regions like Cebu as far as I can remember.
Hi teacher jona🌺🎊🎉
hi Arnold and Arjan. hahahha. Hope you are doing well.
Mam paano po ginagamit ang pud , jud or gud
Lami ang pagkaon
Hawud si Bruno Mars
Ligaw ang balay
Hi sorry I’m a bit confused, would it not be gwapo sa Philippines from your previous video? When do we use ang instead of sa?
I will discuss it further in my next video
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 daghan Salamat Jonah 🙏🙏🙏
I have lots of words in my vocabulary, but the confusing thing for me is the connectives to make a complete sentence, like "ang, si , mga, ni and so on
Hello johnny. This is a good question. I will discuss this next time.
1. ambongan
2. anyag
9. tambok
11. hinlo
Of course ,gwapa ka
Hi Jonah; can you teach market terms when your buying some things along the way … thank you!!!
Love your classes Jonah. I notice they are a year or more old. Are you still creating video. I want to buy you online coffee (want to ensure you will get)
Heyyýy..wowww thank you. Yes i am getting those. Have you watched my latest video? Hope you will learn a lot
Lingaw diri sa estudyante. Hawud si Maria buotan. Lami ang bao 😂
gwapa si teacher jonah
a better title (advised): adjectives in Bisaya
Thanks
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 a very good video, salamat kaayo ate
Dili ko tangkad !
hehhehe ako pud. Dili ko tangkad
12:40 Would you use tangkad for animals? Like: Tangkad ang iro. How would you differentiate between a long dog (weiner dog) from a tall dog (greyhound)?
Maestra:
When I went to Cebu, "ugly" was "bati'g naw". Pangit was used in Manila. I guess both words can be used in The Visayas?
Hi. Pangit and batig nawong both mean the same in bisaya. Although in visayas they prefer batig nawong.
@@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891 Salamat Po.
in here in our place we dont say fat as taba its atually tambok
we also use tambok for fat. Thanks.
- Hawud kog musayaw
- Lingaw didto sa balay ni Joseph
- Lami kaayo ang pagkaon diri
Great Job Hiroto. Although your first sentence should be "Hawud ko musayaw". No need for the g. Hehhehe. Great job😍
Homework: Lami ang pagkaun ni ChowKing. Lingaw to snorkle with isda. Hawud ku mutuan.
17:00 Haha you're on a roll now. So sad to see so many young people in Philippines smoking. Even now there are workers across the street and they smoke and I can hear the worst coughing/gagging sounds. They are probably in their 40s now. Sin will take you farther than you wanted to go, cost you more than you wanted to pay, and keep you longer than you wanted to stay.
Gwapa Kaayo si Jonah..... : ) Is the spelling "Guwapa" tagalog ?
hi. Gwapa is the common spelling. I am not sure of Guwapa.
Please help me Jen. I book flight from Chicago to Philippines.
Using Turkish air.
They layover in Istanbul.
Then to Manila.
I did not hear you say Turkish air.
Do I need to worry.
I leave on September 19 and return the 17th.
I bring 2500 us dollar.
Plan to spend it all
Maybe spend more
Hope your problem will be fixed.
9:42 what about "anak" that u said in the Family Members vid?
Maam can you make a video about the words “Gani,” “lage/lagi” (im not sure with the spelling of this word ), “bitaw”
that is a good topic as well. I will take note of that.
I think pangit and tangkad are tagalog words.
Pangit is Bati
Tangkad is Taas
Hi Micah. Yes. They are commonly used in Tagalog. However, in Davao Bisaya, although Bati and Taas are understood, most people commonly use pangit and tangkad.
Huwad profesora ikaw.
Salamat Jeff
Hawud si Jonah teaching
Salamat Sarah
My ex wife is a
huge Drew
Barrymore fan
she was in “ET”
Pagkaon
You are guapa
estudyante is just like in portuguese "estudante"
yep similar
Gubot ang pilipinas dmv 😅
nge
Hello thank you but why "Gwapa ang Pilipinas" and "Lingaw diri sa Pilipinas"? Why using ang in the first sentence but sa in the other?
Pangit is a tagalog loan word the ugly word for binisaya is laksut but this word is very conservative
hey. I am teaching conversational bisaya. We do not use "laksut: nowadays conversationally. Thanks
Tangkad is tagalog, it should be ta-as / taas for bisaya. Palda in tagalog then sayal for bisaya.
Tangkad sa amua sa Davao. Palda sa amua sa Davao. although kasabot man mi pag makadungog mi sa taas ug sayal.
ginagamit namo ang Taas usually sa kanang tingog, sakaunon nga bukid ug uban pa basta taas. pwede pud sa grades. pero pag sa height kay tangkad amoa ginagamit. naa man sad uban gagamit ug taas.
Ur “promise to learn” means little when I don’t learn. It’s just pure memorization.
Then u say natives don’t know grammar or vocab or pronunciation either….
Just learn English, force locals to talk that way.