lami ra gyud ang bisaya.
kung ikumpara sa tagalog, i am certainly prejudiced kay bisaya gud ko! palag?!! hehe.
from the time i first learned to talk until the time i went off to college, i spoke tagalog...well, "davao tagalog" really. it was what was spoken at home and in school. i could understand bisaya, but i couldn't speak it fluently. the
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in my case,i've learned to irradicate my "punto" as they like to call it here. that means i dont speak tagalog with visayan accent na. hehehe...achievement kaau hjahahaahha!!!
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ang advantage ra...wla kaayo ko naglisud adapt sa manila kay i didn't have much of a 'punto'. pero tinood, speaking straight tagalog, as in the real thing, is an achievement jud! haha!
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The problem though is that ang akong environment from the haus to the office (my boss and Atty. Jay), pulos Bisaya, so usahay malimtan nako nga ga binisaya na diay ko sa mga officemates nako nga tagalog! hahahahahaha!
But I have my usual tagalog mistakes also. like I complained about the que sa ATM in greenbelt, i told our secretary that "ang taas ng pila sa atm." Our secretary answered sweetly, "taas ba ang bisaya ng mahaba?" oh well!
Daghan man gyud arte nga taga hijos, tinoud man gud na.
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daghan ba arte sa hijos? there are some, but most, i think, are merely misunderstood. haha, i-defend dyud ang mga kabs! ;D
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