CEBUANO LANGUAGE in the Queen City | Bisaya sa Cebu

**If you love Cebuano or other Philippine languages, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE. Daghang salamat!**
Is Cebuano a royal language? Well, it was the native tongue of Lapu-Lapu, the warrior king of Mactan who defeated Ferdinand Magellan. He is recognized as the first Filipino hero to resist European occupation, and his victory delayed the Spanish colonization of the Philippines for decades! Today, Cebuano is the main language of Cebu City---the Queen City of the South---and myriad other surrounding islands. Cebuano is also the mother tongue of numerous Filipina beauty queens. So many royal connections!
In this video, Firth and three Cebuana beauty queens tour the Queen City of the South and its rapidly evolving language.
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Cebuano is a native language of the Philippines. It is the second largest language in the country by total number of speakers, and may be the largest mother tongue.
It is a Visayan language, related to other Visayan languages like Hiligaynon, Waray, Akeanon, Minasbate, Kinaray-a, and others.
Cebuano is named after the island of Cebu, where the language likely originated before it spread to other parts of the Visayan islands and Mindanao. It is the lingua franca in Cebu, Negros Oriental, Bohol, Siquijor, Camiguin, western Leyte, southern Masbate, and large parts of Mindanao.
Cebuano has many varieties (dialects). In this video, we feature the Cebuano spoken in Cebu City. Find out the quirks of the Mother Tongue (Queen’s Tongue?) of the Queen City of the South!
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Ang Sinugboanong Binisaya usa sa mga lumad nga pinulongan sa Pilipinas. Ikaduha kini sa gidaghanon sa mga mamumulong, ug tingali maoy nag-una isip namat-ang dila.
Usa kini sa mga pinulongang Binisaya nga naglakip sa Hiligaynon, Waray, Akeanon, Minasbate, Kinaray-a ug uban pa.
Ang ngalan sa Sinugboanong Binisaya naggikan sa pulo sa Sugbo, diin ang maong pinulongan giingon unang gitabi sa wala pa kini mokuyanap sa ubang dapit sa mga pulo sa Kabisay-an ug sa Mindanao. Ang maong pinulongan mao ang lingua franca sa Sugbo, Negros Oriental, Bohol, Siquijor, Camiguin, kasadpang Leyte, habagatang Masbate, ug daghang dapit sa Mindanao.
Ang Sinugboanong Binisaya daghang mga dayalekto. Ning maong video, atong gipakita ang maong pinulongan nga gitabi sa Dakbayan sa Sugbo. Paminawa ang lumad nga pinulongan sa Harang Dakbayan sa Kasadpan!
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Thanks to:

Apriel Smith (candidate, Miss Universe Philippines; former Miss Binibining Cebu)
Isabela Deutsch (former Miss Cebu Ecology)
Kim Covert (former Miss Binibining Cebu Tourism)
Shad Crisostomo (contestant coordinator and game master)
Cebu City government, including Atty. Maru Lubino, Gail Padayhag, & Councilor Renato Osmeña Jr. & staff
Martin Tabañag (video production)
Vincent Isles (translation)
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[@AdventuresWithJaydawg]

Proud Cebuano over here all the way from LOS ANGELES!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Leli8390]

Same here ❤️

[@marcojojoypon2832]

Taga Cebu pud ko bay.....

[@genevie4095]

The lady wearing black was so pretty ka gwapa man oi.😄

[@firthm2]

That is Apriel Smith, Miss Binibining Cebu and candidate for Miss Universe Philippines

[@dinorizo5385]

Guapa ka sad oi!! Dili kay Cebuana man gyud ,kundi guapa gyud!!!

[@ghostfacekillah0131]

Apriel Smith lang MALAKAS

[@shalimarraines3968]

You are all IMPRESSIVE!!!!! Salamat sa pag supporta sa mga pinoy! Gay lingo?! Homaygas, gi unsa ninyo pag kat-on ana?! Love you guys for what you do!

[@firthm2]

Thank you so much for the support. Glad you liked the video. Kindly share it with your groups! amping

[@AmerikanangHilaw]

haha shudi abas😂gimingaw na gyud ko cebu ba😭

[@firthm2]

haha lagi. ako ra usab. mag-collab kita day!

[@arielluchavez6394]

Me too = ako sad/sab. 😉

[@barcode1545]

hi kana na saag lagi ka diri hahahaha.....

[@realm357]

Proud Bisaya from Ormoc City - the city of beautiful people .

[@firthm2]

Ormoc is beautiful. I love taking the ship from Cebu to Ormoc. And the van from Ormoc to Tacloban

[@vaozeetv2328]

Actually, Cebuano is a national language in the Philippines. It's a common mistake of us Filipinos to believe that the national language is Filipino that is based in Tagalog. It is wrong, according to the 1987 constitution, Filipino as a national language is a basis of existing Philippine and other languages. It never mentioned in the constitution that it's based in Tagalog alone. It is all Philippine languages. It's in Article XIV section 6.

[@firthm2]

yes true! they should make a bigger effort to include Cebuano and other Philippine languages in Filipino textbooks, media, popular songs, etc...hindi lang Tagalog sana.

[@roniloacabo7760]

ayaw'g kabalaka kay on paper ra na ang tagalog, pero bisaya by default is becoming the Philippine mother tongue...

[@20VON70]

sakto jud!..

[@maldito8679]

Cebuano man gyud ang most spoken language sa pilipinas 1920's 1960's pero pag sugod sa 1970's gi kalit rag deklara ni Manuel L Quezon nga ang national language kay tagalog na gibase sa tagalog. Maong suko kaayu ang mga bisaya. Pinugos nga pag deklara. But until now Cebuano language man gihapon ang most spoken language sa pilipinas, mao bitaw ilang suwayan ug buyag ang mga Cebuano speaker ilang bahinoj sa katulo ang mga Cebuano speaker para mulabaw ang tagalog sa numbers. Tan-aw ang mga datus sa pilipinas about ana klaro ilang gitunga ang Cebuano sa katulo sa gihimo ug binisaya ay uban bisaya lahi sa Cebuano to increase tagalog numbers mao nay gibuhat nila nga takteka para mulabaw sila sa numero ang that's bullsh*t! Dapat kitang mga bisaya naa tay buhaton dili lang kay mag agad ta nga sila mo control sa numbers ana dapat muagi nas sakto nga pag ihap. I know Gamay rana nga butang kung usa kas tawo nga way paki-bana sa imong kaugalingong pinulungan pero ug naay kay paki-bana daku kaayu ng butang para natong mga bisaya para atoa rana

[@AGRSR1522]

I like the video for knowing on how they speak a pure Cebuano.

[@firthm2]

daghang salamat ludwig. i am still learning the language

[@terrymonteflores9137]

Sounds cool speaking Cebuano❤️

[@firthm2]

cebuano is an awesome language!

[@doitsavemoney]

@@firthm2 👍

[@parsbenson8837]

Algundia yo visita este sitio mucho mujer hermosa y bonito lenguaje conocido na entero pais, viva cebuano. Yo de Zamboanga City.

[@firthm2]

wow, eres chavacano, que bueno. no hablo chavacano pero hablo español un poco porque he estado en colombia por la cuarentena. tengo buana noticias para ti: ya he hecho un video de Chavacano. I will upload the Chavacano video soon. abangan! hehe

[@languagedude6568]

@@firthm2 yey, sana may chavacano rin na ma upload sa ternate or cavite city kaso wala na masyadong native speaker dun halos matatanda nalang

[@Good-advocate]

Sa South Mindanao (Sarangani,Gensan,South Cotabato) The only time nga makadungog mig Cenibuano nga binisaya sa radio ra gyud! Specially sa mga drama gikag Cebu 1st thing comes to our mind "wow laluma uy,sinibuano gyud!" Lahi ang accent dri ug dra sa Cebu, Lahi ang pag construct sa sentence, Lahi ug Delivery. Basta bisaya tang tanan!

[@firthm2]

i hope to make some videos about languages in Mindanao! I have done Surigaonon and Chavacano na, but haven´t uploaded them yet hehe. And hopefully Davao someday too!

[@erwindelosreyes6138]

ABANTE BISAYA 😍

[@firthm2]

oo!!!

[@mr.alejandre9428]

I'm a Filipino native.... And I'm also a native Tagalog speaker lol. Hahaha... I just found that Bisaya is a LANGUAGE! Many of us thought that's a Dialect which is not because we Tagalog speakers can't really understand them.

[@firthm2]

You are right, Cebuano (Sinugbuanong Binisaya) is a language! In the past, people were taught that Tagalog is a language, and Cebuano is a dialect, but that is not correct. Both are languages because they are mutually unintelligible. They are different languages because they cannot be easily understood by each other. In linguistics, this is the standard criterion for distinguishing a language from a dialect. Dialects can be understood by their speakers because the differences are quite small (like American English and British English), but languages cannot be understood by their respective speakers (for example, German and French). Cebuano, Tagalog and Ilokano are different languages because they are very different from each other and do not understand each other.

[@Zombi4SaRap]

No, Filipinos in general know that Cebuano is also a language like Tagalog. Many of us just don't know the difference between a language and a dialect no matter how simple it actually is.

[@gabrielferrer3205]

@@Zombi4SaRap Dialect is a variation in a language like Tagalog Quezon, Tagalog Laguna, Tagalog Manileno, Tagalog Batangueno, Tagalog Bulakeno, etc. Filipino is really just Tagalog no matter how much they include words from Cebuano, Ilocano or other Philippine languages.

[@Zombi4SaRap]

@@gabrielferrer3205 Yes, I know.

[@stevel.2759]

Yes, most Filipinos in the u.s. here were brainwashed with that myth.

[@lionhearted1969]

Just like other languages, Cebuano has lots of dialects. The Cebuano spoken in Metro Cebu area, more specifically in Cebu City and all the way to south in Carcar and up north til Danao City. The Cebuano dialect spoken in this metropolitan region is slightly different than the Cebuano spoken beyond Carcar in the south and beyond Danao City in the north. Then the Cebuano dialect spoken in Bantayan Island is also slightly different from those spoken in both Metro Cebu and the rest of the towns and cities in the mainland. The Cebuano dialect spoken in Negros Oriental, Bohol, Southern Leyte, Northern Mindanao, Zamboanga Peninsula, CARAGA Region and Southern Mindanao also are slightly different from the one spoken in Cebu. But all are intelligible to each other. When Cebuano-speaking people from Mindanao, Negros Island, Leyte Island and Bohol talk to each other, they understand to each other without major problem. The English language is also like that. English spoken in Britain and the UK, in general, also has dozens of different dialects. English spoken in Greater London area is slightly different than English spoken outside London or in many peripheries around it. In fact there are 37 dialects spoken in London Metropolitan Area alone.

[@firthm2]

Thanks for the additional information. True, there are many varieties of Cebuano

[@swedishmeatball8290]

Legit!!

[@thescarycreature]

@@firthm2 try santander dialect please azing kaayu

[@sashaobanil7125]

Very true like British English has different dialects and accents just like Cockney- the most famous and widely spoken in UK, base in london. Estuary- another london base accent but not as common as the cockney Yorkshire- Spoken by people from a big county yorkshire England Northern Irish- one of the beautiful accent but a strong one. Scottish- spoken by many people from scotland and can be sounded like nordic language in the far north. Brummie- spoken by the people from Birmingham. Scouse- or sometimes called a liverpudlian accent, spoken by the people from liverpool. Geordie- spoken by the people from New Castle, the different one because the ‘r’ at the end of the word aren’t pronounced instead they pronounced as ‘ah’ like sugar sounds sugah center - centah.

[@MuxuAnimation]

Kagwapa ba nilang duha uyyyy... grabe jud ka gwapa....

[@firthm2]

trulalu hehe

[@blackwater7183]

It's called "Sugbu" or scortched earth because the Moro's back then from Mindanao frequently raided Cebu. The Cebuanos used this tactic to discourage them from invading.

[@firthm2]

Thank you for the information!

[@jadezworld4826]

Cebuano are great English speakers. Cebuanos has the best English Accent and great speakers in tbe entire country. kato cgurong uneducated or non professionals maoy gahi2 og accent.

[@firthm2]

Yeah that's true. I have met many Cebuanos who speak English very well! But i prefer to speak Bisaya with them when I have the chance so that i can practice and learn hehe

[@gd7681]

“Best english accent” - not really. Don’t exaggerate. Their english is just as good as anywhere else in the country with a good standard of education.

[@loonylinn8824]

G D don’t be bitter...

[@mountainrock7682]

@@gd7681 We have heard it from the foreigners. They say that most people they know that are good English Speakers are Bisaya. The comment above us I'd say is poorly worded that it made us Bisaya people seem arroagant.

[@loonylinn8824]

good english speakers. we even accept students from korea, japan, china, india, vietnam, malaysia, indonesia just to learn english language and yet we are even asked to take a lot of tests when applying for a job or going to an english speaking country unlike japanese, chinese and koreans can go easily and enter england, Australia, New Zealand, the US,etc., without being asked to take english language tests.

[@januarlapas4981]

Hi I am a Filipino major teacher, Language that is being use in cebu is called SINUGBUANONG-BINISAYA CEBUANO is the people who live in cebu. Thank you.

[@heneraljose3194]

Hi sir januar

[@firthm2]

Hi Januar! It depends. In the native tongue, you are correct, the formal and specific name of the language is Sinugbuanong-Binisaya. But in English, the name of the language is 'Cebuano'. That´s why in the English Wikipedia, the article on the language is listed under the term 'Cebuano'. In summary, languages have different names in different languages. For example, in Spanish, the name of the spanish language is ''Español', but in English it is called 'Spanish'.

[@kierrodavid1755]

Cebuano is both language and people. Cebuano is a language spoken not just in Cebu but also to a large part of the Visayas and Mindanao region with slight differences in vocabulary and intonation. On the otherhand, Cebuano is also what you refer to someone who lives in Cebu. This is also the case with Spanish. Spanish is a language that is spoken not just in Spain but to 21 other countries and Spanish is what you call someone who lives in Spain.

[@kierrodavid1755]

This is the reason why people outside Cebu doesn’t want their language to be called Cebuano because they are mistaken to be from Cebu the reason why they call it Bisaya but frankly this is misleading because Bisaya refers to a group of languages and people groups that comprises the Visayas region or Bisayas. Technically, you can call an Ilonggo as bisaya or a Waray-Waray as bisaya but unfortunately, even them wants to disassociate with bisaya because of the stereotype created by the Tagalogs that bisaya are maids or helpers.

[@aileencabradilla6628]

Proud Cebuano Here!

[@firthm2]

nalipay ko kay proud ka! hehe

[@kapitansino9718]

This channel is awesome! kase most people sa Pinas hindi alam kung anong kaibahan ng Dialect sa Language. Sana maituro sa mga schools kahit yung different languages, ibat ibang writing script (Oo, hindi lang Baybayin ang writing script, sa mga ancient tagalog speakers lang naman kase yun), culture, or history sa ibang parts ng bansa, hindi lang puro tagalog based.

[@firthm2]

True, most people use the term ´´dialect´´, but actually they mean ´´language´´. Cebuano is a LANGUAGE, not a dialect. Dialect = accent Language = complete system of communication within a group of people. Dialects are just versions of the same language. Whereas languages are distinct, independent, and mutually unintelligible with other languages. Therefore, Cebuano is a LANGUAGE, not a dialect. Nevertheless, the CEBUANO LANGUAGE has several dialects, like the Cebuano varieties north of Cebu city and the Cebuano varieties south of Cebu city.

[@gabrielferrer3205]

@@firthm2 There's also Davao and Leyte Cebuano

[@firthm2]

@@gabrielferrer3205 yes true.

[@fkoff7649]

Very well explained and great work. I love this video.

[@firthm2]

Thank you for your positive feedback. I hope you follow the channel so you can watch future videos. Kita kits!

[@laya7061]

my parents are cebuanos but i was born and raised in manila. i barely speak bisaya that when i try to speak bisaya I sound funny and awkward 😅 but hey I'm still a proud bisaya! still learning and improving bit by bit. 😁

[@firthm2]

that´s great that you are learning. it is never too late! cebuano is a fun language to learn.

[@lapulapupintado2892]

well then you're not Sugboana anymore then, you are now a Tanga-log.

[@filipinabisdaknurseswissvlog39]

Watching your video from Switzerland 🇨🇭 Mao gyod

[@demsekaye9044]

How long did it take you to learn Bisaya? It's such a cool language. I'm interested.

[@firthm2]

i am still learning hehe. i just learn a little each time i visit Cebuano-speaking areas.

[@orvenpamonag2234]

Fun facts about cebuano 1.) Spoken language 2.) Plenty of spanish loanwords Greetings from davao

[@Nj-xq6vw]

Yup thats true, pero naa pud spanish creole nga sinultian dri s pilipinas.

[@firthm2]

yeah, i think Cebuano has more Spanish words than Tagalog. feeling ko ra hehe

[@clownman9404]

I can't believe you guys! You sound like natural Cebuanos. Wow! Saba mo diha uy!

[@firthm2]

They ARE real Cebuanos (except me hehe)

[@alexap429]

Hahaha 😅🤣😂🤣 nag katawa ko ani nila do ma lingaw ko miss na nko ang cebu nice job kaau ka bai ma lingaw kaau ko miss you cebu...

[@firthm2]

salamat Felpans...miss nako ang Cebu pud. did you subscibe na?

[@Acepedition]

That was absolutely well produced. Love bisaya language ❤❤ From an ilonggo guy here 🙂

[@firthm2]

Awesome! madamo nga salamat!

[@gabrielferrer3205]

@@p01pl4y It is a Visayan language but not Cebuano. Their language is Hiligaynon.

[@arkiealaras6439]

Ga tisngi lang ko hantod mahuman imohang video hahaha. Proud Cebu

[@firthm2]

Lol. salamat sa pag-subscribe!

[@musictripping-nocopyrightm8596]

I was here before 1k subscribers. Good content, keep coming.

[@firthm2]

Thanks buddy! I appreciate it

[@kingbarrios5460]

Nindot kaau uy.

[@firthm2]

salamat uy

[@paul_sgsmr]

Wow alimyon karun ko kadungog ani. Nice nakat on ko something. Hahaha lingaw imu video choi

[@firthm2]

Daghang salamat dong

[@dodongchannel]

Wow ganahan ko sa inyo vlog..unique content

[@firthm2]

Salamat dong!

[@flawlezzgenocide]

Provinces of cebu have softer and rhythmic accents.

[@ajmarkauza9924]

Lami-a panghapakon ani nila uy.....👋👋👋👋👋Hahahhaha

[@firthm2]

hehehe oo

[@janjanarnejo1073]

Laysho! Mga BB. Cebu Beauties gyud ang goyuk!! 😍😍😍

[@firthm2]

trulalu!

[@JustNam66]

Bitaw init jud and Cebu! Huhuhu

[@firthm2]

true....

[@bruhbot]

Bisaya speakers its time to shine😁✨✨✨

[@firthm2]

Absolutely!

[@firthm2]

Thanks for subbing and supporting the Visayan languages

[@princeofsun3503]

Bislish-bisaya english

[@filipinabisdaknurseswissvlog39]

I am very proud . Mapasigarbohon sa akong sinultian

[@briancanas5487]

Proud Cebuano here. Proud ko sa mga foreigner nga nag effort ug learn sa among language. Naay ubang filipino diha, wala man lang gani efforts to learn it. Maong sorry na lang ug libakon mo. Hahahaha

[@firthm2]

Salamat Brian sa imong apresasyon.

[@firthm2]

Ganahan ko sa mga sinultian. ug cebuano kataw-anan :)

[@eduardochavacano]

sadly some of them look like they are making Parody videos.

[@d.vldymyr3381]

there are many dialects in the Philippines if we started to learn binisaya after tagalog then it will result to a chain reaction, people from other provinces will also say the same you should think about that brian

[@astraeusgodofthestars676]

Philippines has the same situation like Italy, culturally and linguistically divided.

[@PtrMarlon_JLYCC]

nindot kaayo ang intro sa imo video 👍

[@firthm2]

daghang salamat. Nalipay ako nga gusto nimo

[@Lisaaaaaaq]

Your accent is AMAZING!!! 😍😍😍 it's probably better than mine 😭

[@firthm2]

haha, i don´t think my accent is better than yours, but thank you for the compliment!

[@boahancock110]

Omg, I really love this channel and this vid. This helped me complete my sanaysay about Cebuano language, although I myself spoke Bisaya as my wika. Thank you for the effort, it helps a lot!

[@firthm2]

I'm so glad! Did you subscribe already? that would really show your appreciation. daghang salamat

[@gladyssuico4267]

I' proud being a Cebuana. Yes! Bisdak!

[@Leli8390]

Me too cheers ta bi😊❤️

[@eduardochavacano]

why the need to make it about Pride? Are Cebuanos an oppressed people with something to be ashamed of? Who is making ashame of being Visaya?

[@kapitansino9718]

@@eduardochavacano Hold up. You're clearly missing the point what she meant.

[@jay-rtabal3902]

I enjoy watching the video..

[@firthm2]

glad to hear that. please share it amigo

[@lemuellargo3001]

That Cebuana in all black is so pretty!

[@firthm2]

Tinuod!

[@rosepesca946]

Nalingaw jud ko. Miss you Cebu, mopauli ko diha soon! Salamat kaayo! ☺

[@firthm2]

Unta!

[@MakoyUnggoy]

Cebuano was the first dialect I started to learn when I first lived in Cebu and Bato Leyte, it's a nice dialect to start with

[@firthm2]

That´s great that you learned it. However, contrary to popular belief, Cebuano is a LANGUAGE, not a dialect. Read: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cebuano_language

[@firthm2]

And this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Philippines

[@MakoyUnggoy]

@@firthm2 interesting!

[@philton2462]

Cebuano is a Language.

[@maldito8679]

Language not dialect

[@katekyojp6338]

Kuyawa! Astiga ani nila uy

[@firthm2]

daghang salamat. palihug ishare kini!

[@JazperAngelo]

Proud Cebuano here living in Norway :) Good Job!!! naay afam. dako og notch hahaha

[@firthm2]

wow Norway...laayo kaayo. salamat sa pag-subscribe

[@marishkagranada7985]

Hahaha... Yowoo sa "dakog notch".. 😂

[@renesabornido5427]

My part sa zamboanga del norte sa dipolog city my salita sila na cebuano din pero iba, ang gwapo means yapo ang maganda means yapa ganun ang marinig mo dun,

[@firthm2]

Cool! Salamat sa informasyon. yapo ug yapa...kay cute hehe

[@alexiamiranda964]

Cebuana here. Smiling from ear to ear. Hahaha this blog about us so true. Tinuod kaayo.

[@firthm2]

i am glad that it was relatable. please share it with your Cebuano friends!

[@judgedread2888]

"Smiling ear to ear", Jeff the Killer? Kuchisake-onna? Can you give me more? :) Thanks 8/18/2020 TUE Night

[@alexiamiranda964]

@@judgedread2888 if you are not a cebuana or a Cebuano you probably don't understand or just misinterpreted my comment.

[@judgedread2888]

@@alexiamiranda964 I'm a Cebuano-speaker from Mindanao, I understand what you meant. Just reading "Smiling ear to ear" made me remember a creepypasta character and a japanese urban legend that are literally smiling ear to ear, like, their mouths got cut. Also, I don't like the way you said that "If you're not a Cebuano you probably don't understand or...", because Cebuano are not the only ones who smile ear to ear. 8/25/2020 TUE Morning

[@judgedread2888]

@@alexiamiranda964 Also, I don't always smile when I see a stranger. I smile at them when I don't feel threatened.

[@florenrivera923]

Daghan guapa y guapo sa Cebu mga meztiza!

[@firthm2]

oo tinuod gyud

[@jeromecantonao3644]

Kyut n ate Apriel💕 Laban sa MUP ate proud here! 💕👏👏

[@firthm2]

tuod

[@mariselcorpin1327]

boholana is here,,,tinuod gyod ka bro,,be safe,thnk u for sharing

[@firthm2]

salamat jamo! balik balik!

[@aton87]

Impressive to see foreign folks speaking Cebuano

[@firthm2]

mosulti ako gamay. trying hard haha

[@jenaalviola7454]

proud cebuana ug oslobanon here ❤ salamat vlog ky naa koy napupo nga pagtulon-an.. gi subscribe na tika dayon mao pa pagkita s imong video.. 👍 more about cebu and province please , . 😘😘😘

[@firthm2]

Daghang salamat Jena!

[@jenaalviola7454]

@@firthm2 walay sapayan oi!! ug more vlogs pa about cebu ug sa mga probinsia niini.. astig kaayo ka ky master na kaayo ka mo binisaya sir firth 👍👍👍❤

[@gobencanama9172]

Uy silingan, boljoon ni

[@christophersundita7383]

Would love to hear more about the Oslob dialect/accent. My great-grandfather was from there but retired in Makati

[@sheryllovestobake9898]

yung accent dun po sir is a bit funny po, kasi sa dolo mg word sa last sentence nila po ay mataas ang tono, at complete po ying pg speak nila each word. yung nasa city is shortcut words mostly. kalabasa, sa city kalbasa, talong = tawng, napulo(sampu) sa city "pu"...hahahahah, st marami pa pong iba....

[@christophersundita7383]

@@sheryllovestobake9898 Meron po bang mga halimbawa ng Oslob dialect sa KZbin? Gusto ko kasing pakinggan

[@comeonmate3743]

its napuuuuuu not ou

[@comeonmate3743]

Christopher Sundita search mo lang sa KZbin “Dalaguete accent”.

[@joooww3246]

Salamat kaayu sir kay imong gipa ila ila ni among language nga bisaya. Mabuhay ka sir.

[@firthm2]

My pleasure! Interesado ko gyud. Daghang salamat

[@manuelfaelnar4794]

The language is Binisaya while the people is Bisaya. Actually Binisaya is a family of languages. If you go to Samar, the Waray will say They speak Binisaya. If You go to Bacolod the Ilonggos will say they speak Binisaya. All these Languages are Binisaya - Waray, Hiligaynon (aka Ilonggo), Akeanon, Kinaray-a, Cebuano-Boholano, Surigaonon, Butuanon, Asi, Unhan abd Romblonon in Romblon, Cuyonon in Palawan, Madbateño and Tocaonon in Masbate, Tausug (But Tausugs dispute this). Speakers in Mindanao do not identify with Cebu and call what they speak Bisaya or Binisaya although It is Cebuano. Having said that, as kids in Cebu we called what We spoke Binisaya. Cebuano is a term I learned when I came to Manila.

[@philton2462]

how I wish naay haha button diri. Nice Video man, lingaw kai ko nagtan aw

[@firthm2]

daghang salamat sa pag like ug subscribe!

[@sanggre2517]

Omg I love this! "Ser! Where u go ser? Yala mall?" Sa sm nalang kay duol 😂

[@firthm2]

Yala Mol! hahaha

[@ecohmorales8070]

Ka hawd ba ninyo uy. Sana all 😮😘

[@judgedread2888]

I never knew that Cebuanos cut words in half until two years ago when my sibling and my mom said that. I didn't believe it, hahaha. I'm not from Cebu, but I speak Cebuano. (edit) The edit is the spelling of "believe". I wrote it as "belive" at first, haha. :P 8/17/2020 MON Afternoon.

[@firthm2]

#realtalk hehe

[@madamigat]

Ganahan ko ani da..

[@Audylicious]

I'm from Mindanao pero Cebuano by heart ko uy.

[@firthm2]

maayo gyud

[@k_evralo23]

Proud to be a Cebuana! Grabe ang akong lingaw samtang nag-tanaw ko niini!!! 😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️

[@firthm2]

daghang salamat day!

[@edwardfan3052]

What a beautiful language.! I wonder if Cebuneo speakers and Tagalog speakers can understand one another to a certain extent?

[@firthm2]

If you only know Cebuano, you won´t be able to understand Tagalog. Likewise, if you only know Tagalog, you won´t be able to understand Cebuano. They are separate, distinct, and mutually unintelligible languages.

[@eliolovesgaymovies1117]

No they don't. I had this experience when we visited South Cebu and the teller from the convenience store didn't talk to me in Tagalog or English even if i asked her Tagalog or English. Our driver confirmed that most of them really don't adjust to their visitors

[@lory-neponsica4454]

Actually cebuano can understand Tagalog because we have a Filipino subject

[@doitsavemoney]

@@eliolovesgaymovies1117 we cebuano’s sometimes we didn’t do this for our visitors, the reasons is just simply ..you are visitor in our place and u should adjust for us and not us adjust for you for certain language ,,! Might be for a meanwhile in a certain place we do but for so long ,,they treat you like fellow so they start speaking to you our own CEBuano dialect,,and u should know that Cebu is the oldest city in whole Philippine .. manila is just recently become capital and so their tagalog as well..!

[@avloi3943]

@@doitsavemoney yun uh

[@Ddreinthebay]

nindutaaaa

[@firthm2]

salamat dong!

[@skyrykechannel1483]

Tudloan ta MO og mga lawom nga cebuano.. Kamong tanan nga nagkomento dri, magkukabildo ta ninyo, ako lumad sugbuanon, kaning pinulongan nga akong na dungan sa mga katigulangan sa cebu. Og mga nabasa nko sa mga mantalaan, ako jud na syang gamiton, Kung naa Koy maka storya nga maau sad kaau muhapnig og mga lawom nga bisaya, nindot kaau palandungon,nga malitok nmu ang mga pulong nga tagsa ra madungan, dili parehas karong mga kabatan. Onan, ultimo kaugalingong lengwahi, wala kahibaw Kung unsa na..suwayi ninyo sa Inyong barkada og storya nga lawom nga bisaya.. Alegre og lingaw nga makaproud.. Nindot pinulongang sugbuanon.

[@skyrykechannel1483]

Tiing-epes Baktas-lakaw Timotimo-snacks Palis-udto Sirok-patay gutom Nataran-palibot sa imong balay Kasilyas-cr Sagay-bunga sa lubi nga laya Bisibis or bisbis-sa mga tanom Hamtong-medyo guwang na Alirong-tuyukan Ambit-share Mao Lang usa na akong maambit ninyo guys.. Nxt time napud.. Asta LA bista..

[@firthm2]

salamat sa bag-ong bokabularyo!

[@romelvillasante2837]

Wow amazing....good job...a new subscribe your vlog today,Watching from UAE

[@firthm2]

love it, thanks so much

[@proudgatekeeper]

This is so hilarious at the same time educational lol hahaha

[@firthm2]

perfect! yun yung objective

[@iansagrada8124]

Im a Filipino i know to speak bisaya pro kining ako nabal-an na bisaya karun ka lalom man ani? karon lang ko kadungug ba its unique and beautiful to hear

[@firthm2]

wow, you speak many languages.... it is great to be multilingual, congrats.

[@jaydeee209]

This video is very entertaining! I laugh out loud hahaha

[@firthm2]

salamat uy! hehe

[@brunodelamerced1469]

Love it.gwapa ka girl naka black..

[@firthm2]

true, gwapa ang tanan! palihug ishare

[@bitestv9806]

proud bisaya here!!

[@eduardochavacano]

Why all this Pride declaration? Are you an oppressed group? Do people look down on you?

[@firthm2]

What´s wrong with being proud of your heritage? It doesn´t necessarily mean you are oppressed. One can appreciate and celebrate identity without oppression.

[@firthm2]

In some regard, however, Visayans (and other ethnolinguistic groups of the Philippines) ARE oppressed, by the centralized government in Manila and the Tagalog elite! We might agree on that one actually.

[@eduardochavacano]

Love All Languages Its wrong when its every where and it is senseless. It becomes a troll habit, that eventually gives intelligent societies the impression that one is very insecure. The sad reality is, the worst people you will encounter in the Visayas are the Self Hating Hypocrites. I don’t have to elaborate. But these self hating few can be such a nightmare to naive and wide eyed foreigners. These are the same creatures that act like they are so proud. But anyone smart and well traveled can sense their gaping insecurity that can make them think everyone looks down at them.

[@eduardochavacano]

Love All Languages Pride is an illusion. The representation of the Bisaya culture was disguised as a Pride thing. But in reality, it was just to Mock or create some sort of Parody. I feel bad for the people of the Visayas, when a TV series about a Maid from Cebu goes to Manila, and its a comedy, the humor is mainly based on the language or accent of the Bisaya character. So the Pride excuse made it acceptable. When it should be revolting.

[@kerwintabasa3207]

Makamingaw gyud basta layo sa imong gidak-an

[@firthm2]

Hehe daghang salamat. Can you follow my Facebook page too? You can see more videos there. www.FB.com/LoveAllLanguages

[@kerwintabasa3207]

@@firthm2 sure

[@manuelescanan511]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm so impressed! Awesome!

[@firthm2]

thanks for your encouraging words Manuel

[@Mahendrapc9977]

I like that video👍👍 and interesting language it is

[@firthm2]

Thanks buddy, you can check out the other languages featured in this channel and also my facebook page, www.fb.com/LoveAllLanguages

[@noapology4whoiam703]

Tingog mga bisaya mag saba ta 🤣😂 LIKE YOUR CONTENT on point kaau pag explain.. we love you all the way from ILIGAN CITY Mindanao ❤ #Bisdak

[@firthm2]

daghang salamat!

[@resminenarvasa3440]

ILIGAN CITYYYY

[@mynameisdion3988]

Malingaw ko sa imong sinultian. Hahahahhaha

[@firthm2]

tuod??? hehehe

[@playingmantis4861]

Cebuano could be the 3rd official language in the Philippines 'cause Philippines has already 2 official languages 1. Tagalog 2. English

[@firthm2]

yes, true! Cebuano should be an official language!

[@harveyb4486]

Thank you ani na video langging. Lingaw kaayu. You really had fun. 😊😊😊😊

[@firthm2]

My pleasure

[@YOPOP-uj9mz]

Langgam sa tagalog nagkamang pa, sa cebu naglupad na... Sa tagalog pagod nangaluya pa, sa cebu nanga uling na... Sa tagalog paki lagay sa cebu paki oten mo nga ito doon...haha

[@firthm2]

Hahaha wala ko nahibal-an ang pipila niini

[@sanshirada1119]

libog sab lahi sa tagalog ug bisdak pati upa 😂

[@sailhighpinas3592]

Yay! new sub here.. Love this vlog 😊. Permission to share this on my facebook. Good job guys. More vlog plssss

[@firthm2]

Absolutely, i would be thrilled if you susbcribed and shared the video on your facebook. Daghang salamat!

[@sailhighpinas3592]

@@firthm2 yes , ive already shared this video last two days ago on my facebook timeline. .. Godbless guys

[@TravelersBlock]

Hilarious! hahaha good one!

[@firthm2]

thanks....please like and subscribe so you will know when more videos are uploaded!

[@kaido-senpai5731]

Thank you so much 😊 I love this video

[@firthm2]

You are so welcome...thank you for watching and sharing it

[@harveyb4486]

Dong, mga shupa imong kuyug.

[@firthm2]

hehehe

[@lyntanc3867]

Hehehw makalingaw man uy lol

[@firthm2]

glad you like it. salamat sa pag-share ug pag-subscribe

[@napoleonlopez1894]

Daghn napud bisaya dili kamao mo storya ug lawm nga sinultian

[@firthm2]

Ang Cebuano usa ka lawom ug matahum nga sinultian. daghan kini nga bokabularyo

[@markyyt517]

Ang importante nag kasinabot 😂😂✌️

[@johnramirez3247]

Hulata nga mag ila ta hahaha 22 yo pa ko ha

[@princeofsun3503]

Mix naman tanan language sa pilipinas tungod sa mga influences .. mao bitaw nga naay bisaya nga subject para sa mga bata kay sa new generation daghan na ang adoption sa ubang language..better tibook philippines ang naay bisaya language dli lng kay cebu ra kay majority sa pilipinas mga bisaya... mo evolve ang tao mo evolve sad ang mga language..

[@anyonecanlearn4930]

Mga kulokabildo.

[@jembayona525]

Ka lasyho sa imong Video Firth uy 😊 😍 ni subscribe and like nako ha! 😁😂😍

[@firthm2]

Haha kalaysho! Salamat sa imong subscription

[@Ddreinthebay]

wait this is so good! haha

[@alfiegardose2853]

Kagwapa baya ni gurl na dark skinned, ganahan kaayo ko sa iyahang panit, black is beautiful jud uy.... Siguro naa siyay African-american na lahi ay..... So beautiful 😍!!!

[@ImVinceinCanada]

Adorable 😂

[@firthm2]

Who? haha

[@ImVinceinCanada]

@@firthm2 You and everybody in this video ahaha 😂 I'm Cebuano as well.

[@paulpada8]

ka mga ambongan ba sa mga daga uy! regards ko anang naka putig bestida :D

[@elginserencio]

Bisdak ❤️

[@firthm2]

bisdak power!

[@ronchtv3063]

Nice video..my father born in visayas

[@firthm2]

cool! thanks for watching. are you learning Cebuano?

[@dalebarr]

Lumad Cebuano ni, loud and proud !

[@firthm2]

Astig. Lumad and Cebuano. More power to both! Welcome to Love All Languages

[@itsmetanz]

Kamaayo baya mag bisaya dong hehe...subscribe jud ko oi hehe..mabuhi mga bisaya haha

[@firthm2]

thanks. mabuhi gyud mga bisaya! :-)

[@ceciliasalamat377]

Amping lang perme happy kanunay

[@manuelfaelnar4794]

Dependíng on the stress bati has Many meanings. 1. Stress on the last syllable, not good or ugly. 2. Stress on the first syllable, rootword for feeling (verb) - lain akong gibati. I don’t feel well. 3. Another meaning is hearing or to hear, Nakabati (stress on last syllable) ba ka? Did you hear. Same as Nakadungog ba ka?