LET'S LEARN BISAYA PRONOUNS-Simple Way

Today, I will teach you Bisaya Pronouns. I did my best to make it simple so I am hoping that this lesson will help you understand Bisaya pronouns even more. Happy learning.
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[@timrapp6497]

Thank you for your classes. I am actually retaining much of the vocabulary, which is difficult as we age. Your method of teaching is nice and easy, thank you again for helping me learn this interesting language

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

You are welcome! Glad to help

[@LifeInThePI]

I've been listening to your courses for 6 or . I'm slowly sta7 months now. Starting to understand and make short sentences. Just wanted to say thank you.

[@lambertodgr8]

After 10 years of living in the Philipines, im finally beginning to understand it .
The problem is I'm a bit deaf and philipinos talk so fast I can't understand them 😢

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Tell your most trusted filipinos about your condition. Real friends will really help you understand and learn the language. Happy learning.

[@FakeJake5843]

How long have you been trying to learn it? Like all 10 years? Just curious since I'm learning too

[@vogman007]

Awesome video thank you! I need to learn basic Bisaya so I don't feel so isolated from my in-laws when my wife and I go home to Davao, lol!

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

You can do it!

[@ReynaxisSolutions]

Thank you so much. I was fluent in my younger days but when I moved to Manila, I lost my fluency but I could still understand the language. Now I am relearning it and I'm so thankful that I discovered your vlog. 🎉🎉🎉

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

yehey glad you are here too.

[@naifhawi5206]

Thank you for the work you are doing , Please don't stop uploading videos , there are not enough resources for Bisaya , I find your channel very helpfull

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

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[@gordontaft2218]

Your videos are helping me. Thank You. Like you said in your videos, I am putting the sentence structure in my head. And need to increase my vocabulary. Just find a category and learn while I go along. Continuing is important.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Keep it up

[@wabash1581]

My first month here. These videos are very helpful!

[@Frathaniel]

Daghang salamat teacher Jonah, you helped me a lot when I was staying in Bohol. Kugihan kaayu ka!

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Salamat pud sa good words❤

[@ashlylifesummer3934]

Same❤ nagpuyo ta sa bohol

[@mehmetaliyesilyayla1250]

Thank you my teacher

[@maejay4422]

Look forward to the book in October!!🎉🎉thxs for videos and help!

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Thank you

[@Capone-376]

You are the best

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Salamat

[@ScottKeisler]

Kumusta? Ako si Scott. Gikan ko sa USA ug nagtuon ko ug Bisaya. Salamat sa mga leksyon Magtutudlo Jonah.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Salamat nga nakatuon ka scott.

[@jonathankemple7153]

Thank for another helpful video

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lukehowe2179]

Salamat maam

[@sabsabnone5837]

Im half bisaya but my visaya is gamay ra & rusted. I find learning bisaya is much harder than tagalog honestly. Because many filipinos in Kuwait r usually tagalog speakers.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Tagalog or also called Filipino is the national language of the Philippines. Since the Philippines has a lot of languages, when Filipinos go overseas, they usually speak Tagalog to understand each other rather than their own native language. Tagalog is also the most widely spoken language in the Philippines while Bisaya/Cebuano comes next. ❤
Anyhow, keep learning. Determination is the key in learning a language successfully. All the best

[@sabsabnone5837]

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[@ronaldtrunk7944]

Kumusta ka!, Ako ang American. I want to learn bisaya in one year. I will be in Mindanao and want to be able to talk to people

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Keep it up

[@skywatcher458]

way to differentiate kami (we exclusives) and kita (we inclusives)
for example.
for a group performance, we (the group) will perform on the stage.
we here only include the group that will perform while excluding the audience. using the word "Kami" to exclude the audience from "we" the group.
Kita is used for people you want to include in the activity or already in the same group. example, can we go to the mountain for some hiking?
that sentence ask the listener if they want to join in the activity. Thus, they need to use "Kita" to include the listener in.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Thanks for this

[@buckfifty3470]

Love you Jonah. Learn a lot from your videos. Thank you.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

You are much welcome. Happy to help

[@sebastiencastillano3575]

Kuyawa ni maam ui

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

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[@ArleneMasula]

Ilonnga ako gsto ko maging fluent sa bisaya dialect.nkasabot man ko bisaya gamay ra.

[@jo.jolapstv]

This is well explained. Thank you po. Nagtraining po ako sa Mindanao for 5 months pero di ako natuto haha😂

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

I am so happy it was helpful for you

[@andyperez7342]

Siya gwapa jonah

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Salamat

[@dalee9829]

Hey I love your videos, I’m really trying to learn bisaya with your videos, my problem is I have a bad memory. Is there a easy way or what order should I watch your videos?

[@Willingly88]

If you want to learn bisaya language try to used simple word like ,maayung buntag! Means goodmorning.maayung gabii, means good evening, mangaon ta? Means We will eat? Until your mind adapt the word and your mind aware the word to be used.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

You can do it. Start with simple words

[@judahbenj5246]

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[@Boeing_787_Dreamliner-f3x]

Im going to davo in August 26 8 days untill i leave

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Hope your stay in davao was great

[@venom9319]

I’m half filipino and since my family in the philippines speaks more bisaya im trying to learn it so we can speak it together and not be stuck on english only

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Happy to know u are learning

[@angolluanm19]

Thank you mam Jonah. Ask ko lang po kung pareho lang ba sila sa Cebuano ?

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Yes. I am really teaching cebuano now. But it is a cebuano influenced by a davao variation. But the differences are very minimal

[@BernardBeyondTheLines]

Meron na nung textbook?

[@tromzinck]

Is there a specific video as no. 1,2,3... etc to watch ?

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Yes. U can check the videos in my channel starting from one of the earliest uploads. I placed numbers

[@GizmoMaltese]

What about nako? I always say "Nako asawa" to mean my wife. She's from Davao.

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

Hi. Nako is a contraction of Na ako.
Na ako means that is mine.
Example: asawa nako
Longer version: asawa na ako.
English direct translation: the wife that’s mine.
English translation: my wife
Hope it helps

[@lambertodgr8]

How can you tear a language with ado barking in the background

[@civic9404]

I’m trying to learn for my girlfriend. I want to surprise her.

[@arbiceinthego4741]

The sound of dog not nice

[@SandraLinder-iw9yb]

Hello , thank you for teaching, is there a way to contact you? Like whats app or telegram ?

[@bisayaclassroombyjonah3891]

What's up? hey you can contact me through my gmail: [e-mail]