10 BISAYA QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES: CONVERSATION ACTIVITY

[@Ron-v8b]

I am waiting for the visa to be approved for my wife to come to Canada..but I'm determined to learn bisaya and I really like your lessons. She speaks great English which makes me slow to learning bisaya. I listen to your lessons and try it on her. She loves it and corrects my bad accent but you help me so much jude. I really like the common sentences. Salamat...

[@efraingonzalez9318]

I live in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, but I'm trying to learn bisaya. The only problem is I have no one to practice with, but I enjoy it 😀

[@maixentrombeau9721]

My wife is from Bohol and we plan to visit her family soon in the following months to present our newborn daughter. Every Bisaya knowledge I can find & learn is very precious for me ! Salamat for your lessons Jonah. Greetings from Belgium ! : )

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

salamat pud Max

[@kimi9749]

Daghan salamat for these videos and lessons Jonah!! They are so so helpful and you’re a great teacher 😘 My nanay is cebuana and I’m watching your videos to brush up on my bisaya before going back to the Philippines next summer :)

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

That's great!

[@Danielbannie]

Thank you for these lessons, getting married this year with my filipina fiance and I want to learn more bisaya

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Congratulations in Advance

[@Jazmine-z8m]

love ur lessons I only stumbled on ur channel.Thank God I really need l to learn bisaya my wife is from an extremely rural area where most are shy of speaking english,you are an answer to prayer

[@ΧαράλαμποςΛάιος]

Thank you so much for your videos they really help me Allot

[@sabsabnone5837]

Thank u for teaching us. Ur lessons r so simple & easy ❤. Salamat kaayo po frm Kuwait 🇰🇼

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Thank you! 😃

[@sabsabnone5837]

Taga kuwait*

[@Stebu-PHL]

Thank you for you great teaching from Huntington Beach California.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

You are so welcome!

[@jims2595]

Would enjoy learning the months in Bisaya!

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Alright. Coming up

[@Stebu-PHL]

Salamat ka from Huntington Beach California 🇺🇸 ❤🇵🇭

[@ChuckDSky]

Very informative. I'm from Marawi city and working from iligan city. After watching this Maka construct nako ng basic bisaya words. Sana ma master ko. 😅😅 Daghang salamat po ma'am. 💕👏🏻👏🏻

[@ILiveAndBreathe]

Very instructive miss... Thank u

[@akenruing4371]

The best teacher

[@MightyMarrr]

By far the best 🎉

[@ec8155]

Salamat sa Bisaya Lessons. Mag practice ako para pag punta ko sa Cebu sa 2026 marunong na ako konti. Akong mama, lola and igsuon kabało siła mag bisaya. Ako in the process. Akong Lola is bisaya man. I can speak only chavacano, Tagalog and English :( Salamat and Amping.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Great job. Keep it up

[@roywilson7692]

Thank you for this new video. I’m here on a 5 week holiday in the Philippines. It’s amazing the reactions of the people when I’m able to speak some phrases in Bisaya. I retire from work in 2 years and am looking to settle in Dumaguete. Your lessons have been invaluable. Keep up the great work. Salamat kaayo.

[@aliguanzon9183]

Thank you for creating this content! It's been so difficult finding where to learn more Bisaya. Brushing up on mine before I go back home

[@coffeebotography]

My gf says I’m doing really good bc of you!!!😊

[@jayharry12]

Hi Jonah. Kumusta ka? Nagatuon kog bisaya Diri sa Australia. Gusto ko pagingon Salamat para sa lessons. Akong mama ug mga brothers gikan sa Mindanao pero Dili born nako didto. I grew up here sa AUS. Pwede ba ka expand on prefix’s PAG and MANG palihug? Example PAGAMPING and AMPING. And other Bisaya words. What’s is the difference between the two? Naglibog ko uban na. Could you also expand on the meaning MORAG/MORA please. Thanks and please correct my grammar if I did anything wrong. Cheers

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

This would be a great lesson. Thanks for your suggestion

[@emochi8599]

Thanks so much really love these videos

[@netizenplanet]

Very good lesson, i just arrived in cebu and am starting to hear these phrases standout in public

[@TAEHEONJI]

Ayye i loved this This is my first learning bisaya bcuz my girlfriend is a bisaya

[@doubleairdouble7004]

Salamat from Switzerland Jonah. I value your classes so much :)

[@novicetech1]

Loved this lesson. Missed you. Thanks.

[@chelseayoung2815]

Salamat Kaayo ma’am Jonah imong lessons tabang kaayo ko

[@strawberry2292]

Thank you po! Para po to sa tatlo ko pong roots/heritage Illocano, Waray/Bisaya , at zambali

[@ClemensRant]

Hi Jonah, I have something really difficult for you, I can´t find out alone. Here in Austria we have a little very cute flower called "snowbell" (I think the correct translation is "sowdrop" or Amaryllis). In German it´s called "Schneeglöckchen" which is "very small (or cute) snow bell. I want to translate this into Bisaya. snow = niyebe bell = kampana but as this is a very small (little) bell, we need little bell = gamay nga kampana But that doesn´t sound nice. In many languages we have a so called "diminutive form" (diminutive nga porma) to express that something is small, like in Spain (and Italian): bell = campana little bell = campanella So my question now is: Do you have something like a diminutive nga porma, and how would you say to a small snowbell flower in Bisaya? I´ld appreciate your answere, Clemens

[@ericsolkamans-kj2fd]

I AM new Subscriber. I was introduced to Your channel by Juells

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Thanks for coming

[@jbunjes]

I'm going to Cebu and Boracay next week!!! I'm watching and learning from your videos everyday so my Filipino family will be surprised/happy and so I understand a few things going on around us, lol. Salamat Po!! 💕 🙏 When do we use "Po????" I don't understand.

[@reinaldogomes8666]

Why mang for laba and mag for trabaho? Coul use mag/mang for either of them?

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

we usually use mang if the action somehow refers to several objects like"laba" laundry. It usually pertains to lots of clothes.

[@AngelitaLozada-h2g]

Thank you ma'am

[@ArleneMasula]

Hi jona ilongga Ako pero gsto ko gd makahiblo panu maghambal bisaya.maung buntag❤

[@irishpaglinawan2705]

Thankyou

[@jnj4065]

helpful :)

[@robertodarbe1067]

Maayong gabie Maestra Jonah gihigugma taka dere sa lugar na Leyte 🥰😊 amping permi..🥰

[@norlynual5235]

Daghang salamat mam

[@Worldwide-island-vibes]

Thank you for your videos. My wife says you speak Bisaya from Davao, is that true? I’ve noticed a difference between Surigao and Butuan Bisaya.

[@TAEHEONJI]

😂 the last part naglibog ko hahaha kala ko ma sagot kona yung tanong

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

hehheh

[@ericsmock6071]

Can you do videos for people who speak Bisaya to learn English

[@legendaryfires2398]

Can you please make some more videos please?

[@RichardMagabo-bg7ri]

ang visaya po ba at mindanao iisa lng po ba ang saita

[@Surajmaske08]

Bisaya month 😅

[@jennylinesabado6499]

I am here because of Ken suson and Arthur Nery 😅

[@AlvinDino-wd1jd]

Good day. Maam pwede pakitranslate sa tagalog po ito , Huwata imo ito kina sanhi, salamat po

[@turom365]

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[@BlazeMccallum-pt9bg]

Karin Dutt

[@vincentlamech]

Its kumusta ka na not baĺktad naka its kana

[@araciao5593]

“Kumusta ka na” is Tagalog “Kumusta na ka” is Bisaya

[@vincentlamech]

@@araciao5593 same ka is you in both dialects na is adverb too in both dialects same pattern

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Hey vince. although "ka" means "you" in both tagalog and Bisaya, there is a slight change in the pattern. Kumusta ka na is Tagalog and Kumusta na ka is Bisaya. Thanks.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

thanks @aracia5593

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