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Your first minute of Cebuano
Say these aloud, try them in a real conversation, then start the free interactive lesson to hear, answer and remember more. These are English meanings; choose your teaching language for explanations in the app.
Maayong buntag!
Good morning
Greet someone at the start of the day.
Kumusta ka?
How are you?
Ask a friend or family member how they are doing.
Salamat kaayo!
Thank you very much
Show appreciation when someone helps you.
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Try a storyHow to learn Bisaya
The fastest progress comes from combining useful vocabulary with listening, speaking, grammar and repeated retrieval. Start small, use what you learn, then bring it back before you forget it.
Learn greetings, family words, food, directions and everyday questions before obscure vocabulary.
02Listen to clear pronunciation and repeat aloud so spelling, rhythm and meaning become connected.
03Use short grammar explanations and examples to see why real Bisaya sentences work.
04Practise stories and realistic situations, then review the phrases that were difficult to retrieve.
Speak Bisaya teaches Cebuano. “Bisaya” is the familiar everyday name many Cebuano speakers use, while Bisaya or Visayan can have a broader meaning in linguistic contexts.
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Learning Bisaya online means more than memorising a word list. Speak Bisaya connects vocabulary, listening, pronunciation, grammar and conversation practice so each skill reinforces the others. You learn Cebuano the way people actually speak it — in context, with audio, inside realistic situations.
Start with the free starter unit to learn useful greetings and everyday words. Search the Bisaya dictionary for a specific word, or browse useful phrases by topic. When you are ready for the complete personalised course — smart spaced review, adaptive games, Story Journeys and a Conversation Coach — start a 3-day Premium trial.
Whether you call it Bisaya or Cebuano, the goal is the same: to understand the language people actually use across Cebu and other Cebuano-speaking communities, then feel comfortable answering back. Speak Bisaya keeps listening, grammar, vocabulary, review and conversation close together so they reinforce each other.
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Free starter unit
Learn six useful Cebuano items, hear the pronunciation, complete a short quiz and add them to your free smart-review deck.
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A complete learning cycle
Meet useful Cebuano in a clear, structured order.
Connect written words with pronunciation and rhythm.
Repeat aloud and build active speaking confidence.
Choose replies inside realistic conversations and stories.
Bring words back before they disappear from memory.
Interactive story mode
Listen to each line, reveal the meaning, choose your reply and see why the response works. The first story is permanently free.

Free interactive story
Introduce yourself politely and respond to a warm family welcome.
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Speak Bisaya connects stories, games, review and your Phrasebook. A phrase you struggle with can come back in a listening round, a sentence builder or a real conversation choice until it becomes usable.
Hear it, rebuild it, use it and try it again. Focused games also practise listening, matching, pictures, sentence order and conversation choices.
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Bisaya Phrase of the Day
Where do you live?
Pronunciation: a-SA ka nag-PU-yo
In context
Asa ka nagpuyo karon?
Where do you live now?
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