[LESSON 14]LEARN THESE BISAYA WORDS TO SOUND LIKE A NATIVE BISAYA SPEAKER-BISAYA CLASSROOM 

I’ve finished the video and passed the quiz!❤️ at mas lalo ko na pong naintindihan ang “bitaw, lagi, gani” salamat po ma’am Jonah! And I’m a ‘He’ po from Luzon and i Have bisaya friends/bestfriends from mindanao that’s why I’m learning Bisaya language Thank you po ulit at Godbless po Ma’am❤️ I love you pooooo!❤️ palagi ko pong aabangan ang mga lessons ninyo po

The lesson is easy! Bitaw!

Excellent class. Thanks so much.

I'm in a ldr with a filipina from malungon, so this I useful for learning her language 😊😊 maayong gabii from Norway here😁

Nice lesson

you're the best ms jonah ive recently felt so confident in speaking bisaya to my family because of ur videos i can never thank you enough

Bisaya ko ma'am gikan Cebu, malingaw ko the same time support ko sa imong channel. Padayuna imong maayong pag-tudlo sa Bisaya words. Proud Bisdak here❤️

Finally, my question has been answered, why there's no "po" or "opo" in bisaya sentence 🙂

Another enjoyable and useful lesson, salamat Jonah.

Thank you for another great lesson. And thanks for the shout-out. Going to have to rewatch this too much noise at work right now. Keep them coming. Really learning a lot.

Another awesome lesson! Salamat kaayo. God bless

Ms.jona i learn a lot from you. I enjoy listening to your lesson.im from bacolod city💝

Another brilliant lesson😁 Thank you for the shoutout too☺️

Thanks Jonah😊

Thank you! Very easy lessons to follow along with. Salamat!

In Puerto Rico we have many words similar to bisaya. Examples(gwapa/gwapo we say "guapo"... also berde we say "verde"..almost the same. We have many other words. I enjoy this very much...

This is a great help for me since I'm going to study at davao na and di ko gamay pa mag bisaya, thank u for this ate Jonah! ❤ Hi from Luzon.

I’ll watch this after my class ma’am! So excited to learn more😭❤️❤️ thank you po ulit Ma’am!😭❤️

I’ve learned so much from you, thx!

Good lesson! I have heard and used “ unsa man?” for what did you say? Also heard “mao gani”. I think means something like “ yes, for that reason”. Still don’t understand when you use dili vs. wala.

thanks!! good material

SALAMAT KAAYO! :)

Excellent jonah

salamat:)

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Sounds like the first use of bitaw means “of course.”

Bitaw means syempre. Bitaw in Ingles means "Of course"

I'm a dutch and like to speak Bisaya

Is Bitaw the approximate equivalent of “talaga” in Tagalog? Kind of sounds like it, from the examples.

Can you give the difference between wala and dilil, and other negative impressions.

I can hear the rain in the background. Its hard to miss, the rain on the metal roofs hah

Nakakita ko nice channel, luhhh! Nin-subscribe ko imong channel.😍

Do unsa and maot

To ask you some questions because I want to learn more and more

Jonah, I can’t find the Join button. Where?

Excuse me but do you know what dialect people of northern Samar speak?

I want to buy you a coffee but I’m afraid you’ll spend it on Jollibee’s 😊

Pilipino Pero English ang nag comment hayss kakatamad maging pilipino

Dapat is not a bisayan word instead you use - unta.

You looks chubby now, don't eat too much, we need your teaching ha...

You tend to waffle on for ages. Yawwwn

Jonah how do you say: Grow up and Stop acting like little kids

3 minutes in and I have heard nothing that I came for. Unsubscribed.