Brandon Ward hahahaha.. kamarot gid sa imo sa mga hinambalan.. gin mix mo ang hiligaynon kag bisaya.. i'm hiligaynon speaker but i understand bisaya too.. by the way HINAMBALAN or HINAMBAL or HAMBAL means (speaking language) the exact word for that, dont put the (-) between the "BAL" and "AN" because when you put it that shows a different meaning like this, NAHIBAL-AN or NABAL-AN or BAL-AN means (know or knowledge).. hope that could help
LeoDave ليو حبيبي Divino hiligaynon/ilonggo cebuano boholano ija-ija kinaray-a waray waray surigaonon karajao karajao lahat pareho bisaya yan.. hindi yung sasabihin mo na.. ang galing mo mag ilonggo an bisaya..e ang ilonggo bisaya din yan...naunsa man inatwon ka uy
Brandon Ward bakod ka mag Ilonggo astigmatism ang mga hambalanon mo nga hiligaynon..saludo ko sa imo..bro ..balik na to sa Iloilo kadto ka sa guimaras kaon ta paho..
Nami gid sia mag Ilonggo. Nagkadto pa sia sa Boracay. Bulad, ginamos kag balut? Namit sina a. Thank you for learning the major dialect/languages. Indi ka nila mabaligya.👍😁
only easy because its your language, english is my dominant language so its hard because i still have to abandon the english rules and stop translating tagalog to english which is a bad habit huhu
Grabe ang mga babaeng ito tuwang tuwa na nakikipagusap ng wikang ilongga sa lalakeng ito ahahahaha pero ang feeling iba naman, aminin huwag mag deny (joke lang)
Andrew Delfin no magka hiwalay talaga yang dalawa. ilonggo at bisaya. V At B magkaiba. pag sinabi mong bisaya salita yan katulad ng illonggo. pag sinabi mong visayan people from visayas.. ilonggo at bisaya taga visayas sila pareho..
I'm a Visayan from Panay Island. There are instances that Ilonggo is also called Bisaya or Binisaya here in Panay, Island. Visayan languages is mga wikang Bisaya in Tagalog.
They are separate languages, not dialects. Generally, when someone from the Philippines uses the word "Bisaya" they mean the language spoken Cebu, Bohol, Davao, Cagayan de Oro, Gen San, Dumaguete etc. Linguists who classify languages in English-speaking universities refer to this language as "Cebuano." If you look at the official websites of Davao City, GenSan etc. they generally refer to the language as "Cebuano." However, most people who speak Cebuano who are not from Cebu refer to the language as "Bisaya," as the term "Cebuano" in their heads means "from Cebu.' The language spoken in Bohol falls under the "Cebuano" classification." But since it has a distinct accent and slightly different usage of words, people from Bohol call it "Boholano" or "Bol-anon." It would be correct to refer to Cebuano spoken in Cebu vs. Bohol vs. Davao as dialects of the Cebuano language, just like American English, Canadian English, Australian English are dialects of the English language. But it would be incorrect to say that Ilonggo and Cebuano and Waray are dialects of the Visayan language or dialects of the Filipino language. They dont have enough mutual intelligibility among each other to be considered dialects of the same language. Even though Cebuano, Hiligaynon and Waray are very similar to each other and speakers from each language can often understand each other, it's very impractical as there are A LOT of differences among the languages that will make for misunderstandings and/or complete lack of understanding. It's kind of like Portuguese and Spanish. They are very similar, often entire sentences will be identical, but they lack enough mutual intelligibility for them to be considered the same language. Also, if you ask an Ilonggo or Waray if they speak "Bisaya" they will say yes but clarify that it ilonggo or waray. Warays often refer to their language as Binisaya. Ilonggo and Waray are just as Bisaya as Cebuano. They are called Bisaya not only because they are spoken in the Visayas but because they are off-shoots of the proto-Visayan language, they evolved out of a parent language called proto-Visayan, just like French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian evolved out of Latin.
uhhhm Ilonggo is actually the people who lives in Iloilo. The auxiliary language is hiligaynon, which is widely used with in Region 6 and some part of Mindanao.
toiletholder bobo pag sinabi bisaya taga visayas...Tagalog nag pa uso nyan..Hindi mga tga visayas...pag bisaya ka what kind of bisaya ilonggo cebuano karay.a waray ganyan..Kong mindanao sinabi nyo bisaya edi Sana tga visayas sila Bobo nyo dami pa kayo bobo
Grabe gid/gyud! Nagapalanga/nagahigugma ko sang/ug mga hinambal-an/sinulti-an sang/ug Visayas!
Pwedo kamo magtawag sa akon ang Joe-utay buhok. :-P
Brandon Ward hahahaha.. kamarot gid sa imo sa mga hinambalan..
gin mix mo ang hiligaynon kag bisaya.. i'm hiligaynon speaker but i understand bisaya too..
by the way HINAMBALAN or HINAMBAL or HAMBAL means (speaking language) the exact word for that, dont put the (-) between the "BAL" and "AN" because when you put it that shows a different meaning like this, NAHIBAL-AN or NABAL-AN or BAL-AN means (know or knowledge).. hope that could help
+Brandon Ward Ah basta magka-intyendihanay lang daug na. haha
LeoDave ليو حبيبي Divino
hiligaynon/ilonggo
cebuano
boholano ija-ija
kinaray-a
waray waray
surigaonon karajao karajao
lahat pareho bisaya yan..
hindi yung sasabihin mo na..
ang galing mo mag ilonggo an bisaya..e ang ilonggo bisaya din yan...naunsa man inatwon ka uy
how did you learn the language?
Pïts Nar yes bisaya
kanami gd sia mg kinaray a..maintindihan mo gd..ka sweet gdman mghambal ang mga ilonggo.
Philippine language is very hard to learn and understand. I applaud this guy for being able to speak not one, but three dialects of the Philippines.
Proud ilonggo nga tinaga or hambalanon speak
Brandon Ward bakod ka mag Ilonggo astigmatism ang mga hambalanon mo nga hiligaynon..saludo ko sa imo..bro ..balik na to sa Iloilo kadto ka sa guimaras kaon ta paho..
Tikalon gidya aa..kabalo gid mag ginamos kag nagkaon pa sya sang balot.. pirte gid katikalon..🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Nami gid sia mag Ilonggo. Nagkadto pa sia sa Boracay. Bulad, ginamos kag balut? Namit sina a. Thank you for learning the major dialect/languages. Indi ka nila mabaligya.👍😁
Perti kabakod sa imo tol mag ilonggo ,astig
search nyu nga ang American speaking ilonggo tagalog visaya at ilocano pra malaman nyu
Those women were so flirting with you haha
HAHHAHAHA
Ayo GG ang ingay ampucha
Hahaga
Mga uwagan nga Pinay sa US
Mao nay maayo para mohaom cila sa atong nasod
Wow 2 katuig dali nij matutu
Ka-cute gid sa imo bah! pati accent kuha gid yah!
kairita. kilig na kilig yung hiyawan.
wow ang galing 😘😘😘
Yudikakak ya tol 😁perti kasagad sa imo ba,bilanggotana ya ayos😁
cute gd sya a mag ilonggo
Ga binisaya ug inilinggo na gani intawon ang pinoy ga iningglish sad. Ahay laluoy pud aning mga bisayaa ni uy pniling kaayo. 😂
Indi na mabatian sang hala nila hinarihi,, tagai nyo man space ang tawo kon mghambal,
proud bisaya ko hahha...ang dle kabalo mo bisaya nga nga
haha higugma bro
nice to live Philippines
garaa niya mag,estorya ug bisaya oi but good
Jeez man u speak good wow auau brad
Hello good morning.. how long you stay in the Philippines?
ha.ha ha.dagad mag ilonggo ha .taga negros din.ako
Taga cagayan de oro mong mga bayhana?
Bansay man mag Ilonggo kag Cebuano hahaha
Thats awesome!!!
hahahaha ilonggo gid
naka kaon k adobo nga paka?
sagad mag ilonggo bha
Marot klasi ka americano ni hahahahah
That was amazing
nakakaon deay seyag bulad Abe man nakog b la
flirting gd ya..??mu na ang mga ilonggo mag isturya
hidlaw ko sa ginamos ba
how long did it take you to learn the language? really awesome!
its so easy to learn our language.. i think its take 4 or 5 months or a year..
only easy because its your language, english is my dominant language so its hard because i still have to abandon the english rules and stop translating tagalog to english which is a bad habit huhu
and i want to be fluent hehe the grammar im slowly getting use to but to construct sentences i still have a while to go
+monksax
we. (FILIPINOS).. study english.. so easy..!!..
+monksax
i know that you can study our language easier too..
SAGAD ..KADTO DI SA ILOILO !! HAHA
mga igat oy...
Bacolod daw siya hehehe :)
bacolod mission dude?
😍😍😍😂😂😂
😍😍😍😍
- because he is a RM. What years did you serve?
hala higugma gd ya lol
nag misyon sya siguro dati
biga.on maning bayhana
NELLY CRAIG DY ALCANTARA grabe ka man, naham ot lang na sila. Lain lain man ang kadlaw sang tawo 😂
😃😅😆
CIA
Grabe ang mga babaeng ito tuwang tuwa na nakikipagusap ng wikang ilongga sa lalakeng ito ahahahaha pero ang feeling iba naman, aminin huwag mag deny (joke lang)
meg diin ka nag istar sa bacolod man?
sa may talaban.. jajaja joke
+Kim Lee haha diin na ang talaban man?
+Chem Poi taga diin ka haw??
ako pag mag pule ko da sa talaban.. gina agyan ko man ang bacolod
+Kim Lee diin na ang talaban?
+Kim Lee taga tangub koya.. hehe!
SAKIT SA TENGA NG TAWA ,BWESIT
Ilonggo is also a Bisaya or a Visayan language. You meant Cebuano by Bisaya.
Andrew Delfin no magka hiwalay talaga yang dalawa. ilonggo at bisaya. V At B magkaiba. pag sinabi mong bisaya salita yan katulad ng illonggo. pag sinabi mong visayan people from visayas.. ilonggo at bisaya taga visayas sila pareho..
I'm a Visayan from Panay Island. There are instances that Ilonggo is also called Bisaya or Binisaya here in Panay, Island.
Visayan languages is mga wikang Bisaya in Tagalog.
They are separate languages, not dialects. Generally, when someone from the Philippines uses the word "Bisaya" they mean the language spoken Cebu, Bohol, Davao, Cagayan de Oro, Gen San, Dumaguete etc. Linguists who classify languages in English-speaking universities refer to this language as "Cebuano." If you look at the official websites of Davao City, GenSan etc. they generally refer to the language as "Cebuano." However, most people who speak Cebuano who are not from Cebu refer to the language as "Bisaya," as the term "Cebuano" in their heads means "from Cebu.' The language spoken in Bohol falls under the "Cebuano" classification." But since it has a distinct accent and slightly different usage of words, people from Bohol call it "Boholano" or "Bol-anon." It would be correct to refer to Cebuano spoken in Cebu vs. Bohol vs. Davao as dialects of the Cebuano language, just like American English, Canadian English, Australian English are dialects of the English language. But it would be incorrect to say that Ilonggo and Cebuano and Waray are dialects of the Visayan language or dialects of the Filipino language. They dont have enough mutual intelligibility among each other to be considered dialects of the same language. Even though Cebuano, Hiligaynon and Waray are very similar to each other and speakers from each language can often understand each other, it's very impractical as there are A LOT of differences among the languages that will make for misunderstandings and/or complete lack of understanding. It's kind of like Portuguese and Spanish. They are very similar, often entire sentences will be identical, but they lack enough mutual intelligibility for them to be considered the same language.
Also, if you ask an Ilonggo or Waray if they speak "Bisaya" they will say yes but clarify that it ilonggo or waray. Warays often refer to their language as Binisaya.
Ilonggo and Waray are just as Bisaya as Cebuano. They are called Bisaya not only because they are spoken in the Visayas but because they are off-shoots of the proto-Visayan language, they evolved out of a parent language called proto-Visayan, just like French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian evolved out of Latin.
uhhhm Ilonggo is actually the people who lives in Iloilo. The auxiliary language is hiligaynon, which is widely used with in Region 6 and some part of Mindanao.
toiletholder bobo pag sinabi bisaya taga visayas...Tagalog nag pa uso nyan..Hindi mga tga visayas...pag bisaya ka what kind of bisaya ilonggo cebuano karay.a waray ganyan..Kong mindanao sinabi nyo bisaya edi Sana tga visayas sila Bobo nyo dami pa kayo bobo
Ang gapamangkot na mga cebuana puro bigaon ..