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    Chavacano Lessons 021714

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    This document provides basic phrases in Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language spoken in the Philippines. It includes greetings like "Buenos días" (good morning) and "Adiós" (goodbye), as well as questions like "Que tal tu?" (how are you?) and responses like "Sila ya ese cuidao" (it's up to them). The document was extracted from "The Chavacano Handbook" by Felino M Santos and provides contact information for the author.

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    This document provides basic phrases in Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language spoken in the Philippines. It includes greetings like "Buenos días" (good morning) and "Adiós" (goodbye), as well as questions like "Que tal tu?" (how are you?) and responses like "Sila ya ese cuidao" (it's up to them). The document was extracted from "The Chavacano Handbook" by Felino M Santos and provides contact information for the author.

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    This document provides basic phrases in Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language spoken in the Philippines. It includes greetings like "Buenos días" (good morning) and "Adiós" (goodbye), as well as questions like "Que tal tu?" (how are you?) and responses like "Sila ya ese cuidao" (it's up to them). The document was extracted from "The Chavacano Handbook" by Felino M Santos and provides contact information for the author.

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    Chavacano Lessons 021714

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    This document provides basic phrases in Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language spoken in the Philippines. It includes greetings like "Buenos días" (good morning) and "Adiós" (goodbye), as well as questions like "Que tal tu?" (how are you?) and responses like "Sila ya ese cuidao" (it's up to them). The document was extracted from "The Chavacano Handbook" by Felino M Santos and provides contact information for the author.

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    (021714

    Chavacano Made Easy


    Buenas tardes Good day Buenas Buenas noches. Adis

    Good afternoon Goodbye

    Good evening, Good night. Good morning How are you? Buenos das Que tal tu?

    How beautiful is the morning /dawn. Que onito el a!a" #adru!ada$ I am doubtful I am sorry Is that so? Its all foolishness! Its up to them. %udoso yo " ta duda yo %is&ensa con#i!o 'a &ensa yo si &or(ue Ansina a a(uel? 'odo ese &ende)adas* Sila ya ese cuidao.

    I am wondering why

    Its up to you Tu ya ese cuidao I will take care of the situation Yo ya cuidao na situacin Ill take care of it Later on Ne er mind Yo cuidao con ese Luck #lease Suerte $a or Uliji ya !"jalo ya

    %eally &Statin' a fact( %eally* &+skin' a ,uestion( Thank you /0000 -racias Thank you ery much

    !e)erasan !e)erasan* .uchas 'racias

    $rom the 1ha acano 2and)ook )y $elino . Santos

    From the Chavacano Handbook by Felino M Santos For details address queries to felinomsantos@gmail.com. Or visithttp !!englishchavacanodictionary."eebly.com!inde#.html also at http !!chavacanohandbook."ordpress.com!

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