Ko
pronounI / me (short form, used after verbs)
ko
Search or paste a Cebuano phrase to find its natural meaning, known words, grammar markers, pronunciation and related learning entries.
Your phrase
No problem
Pronunciation: wa-LA koy prob-LE-ma
Wala koy problema.
No problem.
Short Cebuano words often carry important grammatical meaning.
Wala
expresses absence or non-existence
Go beyond dictionary matching to inspect natural meaning, tone, context, grammar and useful alternatives.
Wala
None; not present; left, in sa wala
wa-LA
koy
Not yet in the published dictionary
problema
Not yet in the published dictionary
I / me (short form, used after verbs)
ko
I feel that
nah-AH koy gee-BAH-tee ngah
I have been thinking
nah-AH koy gee-hoo-nah-HOO-nah
I have a fever.
naa koy hilanat
I have a different view
nah-AH koy kah-lah-HEE-an
I am confident
nah-AH koy koom-piyahn-SAH
I have a question.
naa koy pangutana
I have a suggestion
nah-AH koy SOOG-yot
To the left.
sa wala
None; not present; left, in sa wala
wa-LA
Not here
wa-LA DI-ri
I didn't know that
wah-LAH koh kah-hee-BAH-loh ah-NAH
Hear the phrase, notice the grammar, then meet it again inside a lesson, story or conversation so it becomes usable.
Free for websites
Bloggers, travel sites, Filipino community pages and language websites can embed a fresh Cebuano phrase that changes automatically every day. The supplied embed includes a natural “Powered by SpeakBisaya.app” attribution link.
Copy and paste
No account or API key required.
Mobile friendly
Responsive on phones, tablets and websites.
Bisaya Phrase of the Day
See you next time
Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od
In context
Kita ta sunod, babay.
See you next time, goodbye.
Powered by SpeakBisaya.app