Amahan
nounFather
a-MA-han
Asa ang amahan?
Where is father?
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Father
a-MA-han
Asa ang amahan?
Where is father?
where (to)
AH-sah
Asa ka moadto?
Where are you going?
where is
AH-sah ang
Asa ang CR?
Where is the toilet?
Where is the toilet?
asa ang cr
Asa ang CR dinhi?
Where is the toilet here?
Where is the port?
asa ang pantalan
Asa ang pantalan? Moadto ko sa Bohol.
Where is the port? I am going to Bohol.
Where is the nearest pharmacy?
asa ang pinakaduol nga botika
Pasayloa, asa ang pinakaduol nga botika?
Excuse me, where is the nearest pharmacy?
Where is the nearest clinic?
asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika
Asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika? Naay emergency diri.
Where is the nearest clinic? There is an emergency here.
Where is the power socket?
asa ang saksakan
Asa ang saksakan? Gusto nako i-charge ang akong laptop.
Where is the power socket? I want to charge my laptop.
Where is the terminal?
A-sa ang TER-mi-nal
Asa ang terminal, manong?
Where is the terminal, sir?
which area
AH-sah DAH-pit
Asa dapit ang among balay?
Which area is our house?
which place exactly?
AH-sah dah-PEET nah
Asa dapit na nga eskwelahan?
Which place exactly is the school?
where do you study?
AH-sah kah nahg-eess-KWEH-lah
Asa ka nag-iskwela karon?
Where do you study now?
Where do you live?
a-SA ka nag-PU-yo
Asa ka nagpuyo karon?
Where do you live now?
Where are you going?
A-sa ka pa-DU-long
Asa ka padulong karon?
Where are you going now?
where can I buy
AH-sah koh mah-kah-pah-LEET
Asa ko makapalit ug load?
Where can I buy load?
where can I find
AH-sah koh mah-kah-pang-NEE-tah
Asa ko makapangita ug trabaho?
Where can I find a job?
where do I go
AH-sah koh mo-AHD-toh
Asa ko moadto sa immigration?
Where do I go for immigration?
Where do I catch a jeepney?
asa ko mosakay og dyip
Asa ko mosakay og dyip? Padulong ni sa Colon?
Where do I catch a jeepney? Is this going to Colon?
where then
AH-sah man
Asa man ka moadto?
Where then will you go?
Where (place)
A-sa nga
Asa nga dapit?
Which place?
where is the pain
AH-sah SAH-keet
Asa sakit sa imong lawas?
Where is the pain in your body?
spouse / wife
ah-SAH-wah
Ang asawa nasa balay.
The spouse is at home.
which way
AH-say DAH-lan
Asay dalan sa baybayon?
Which way to the beach?
wild boar
bah-boy ee-LAH-gas
Ang baboy-ilagas sa lasang.
The wild boar in the forest.
Luggage / baggage
BA-ga-he
Asa ang bagahe?
Where is the luggage?
bathroom
banyo
Asa dapit ang banyo?
Where is the bathroom?
barong (formal shirt)
bah-RONG
Ang barong sa kasal.
The barong for the wedding.
read; wet, in a different sense
basa
Ganahan kaayo ko mobasa og mga libro sa buntag.
I really like reading books in the morning.
wet from rain
BAH-sah sa oo-LAN
Basa sa ulan ang sinina.
The clothes are wet from rain.
will be read
bah-SAH-on
Basahon ang libro.
The book will be read.
friend (address)
bay
Bay, asa ka adto?
Friend, where are you going?
Pharmacy
botika
Asa ang botika?
Where is the pharmacy?
Bus
bus
Asa ang bus?
Where is the bus?
toilet; comfort room
cr
Asa dapit ang CR diri?
Where is the CR located here?
there, away from both speakers
didto
Didto na sila naghuwat sa plasa.
They are already waiting there at the plaza.
I don’t understand
dee-LEE koh kah-SAH-bot
Dili ko kasabot sa Bisaya.
I don't understand Bisaya.
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