The market first: prices, sizes, colors and “just looking”. Transport and restaurants later.
- At the market/eateryHow much is it? Some Bisaya for buying.
- Counting things: duha ka pusoCounting things in Bisaya with ka, as in tulo ka mangga (three mangoes), and the Spanish numbers used for prices.
- Everyday expressionsShort Bisaya expressions: I’ll do it, up to you, never mind, I’m in a hurry, slow down, no problem.
- Earthquakes and power outagesAsking if someone is OK after an earthquake, and what to say when the power goes out.
Test yourself