1. The document contains phrases for basic greetings and conversations in Bahasa Sūg, which is also known as Tausūg.
2. It includes expressions for introducing oneself, asking how someone is, describing one's location and activities, asking questions, making requests and saying goodbye.
3. The phrases cover topics such as names, feelings, food, locations, prices, times and well-wishes.
1. The document contains phrases for basic greetings and conversations in Bahasa Sūg, which is also known as Tausūg.
2. It includes expressions for introducing oneself, asking how someone is, describing one's location and activities, asking questions, making requests and saying goodbye.
3. The phrases cover topics such as names, feelings, food, locations, prices, times and well-wishes.
1. The document contains phrases for basic greetings and conversations in Bahasa Sūg, which is also known as Tausūg.
2. It includes expressions for introducing oneself, asking how someone is, describing one's location and activities, asking questions, making requests and saying goodbye.
3. The phrases cover topics such as names, feelings, food, locations, prices, times and well-wishes.
1. The document contains phrases for basic greetings and conversations in Bahasa Sūg, which is also known as Tausūg.
2. It includes expressions for introducing oneself, asking how someone is, describing one's location and activities, asking questions, making requests and saying goodbye.
3. The phrases cover topics such as names, feelings, food, locations, prices, times and well-wishes.
Naghuhula’ aku ha ‘I am staying at Kasalamatan Kasalamatan’ or ‘I live at Kasalamatan’ Maunu-unu na kaw? How are you? Marayaw (da isab) I am fine, (too) Yari aku ha bay. I am here at the house. Yadtu siya ha iskul. He is there, at school. Hiyapdi' aku. I am hungry. (you can use the following words to change “hiyapdi’” (hungry) Liyaul aku I am tired Liysuan aku I am bored Kiyaru' aku I feel sleepy Kiyugan aku I am happy Kumaun kita Let us eat. Kari kaw Come here. Hawnu na kaw? Where are you? Piyakain kaw? Where have you been? Piya-tabu’ aku. I went to the market. Hisiyu kaw? Who are you? Unu in ngan mu? What is your name? Hundung kaw! (You) Stop! Magsukul Thanks Magsukul tuud kaymu. Thank you very much. ‘Mura-murahan’ You are welcome Lanjal kaw/kamu Welcome (to enter) sing./plural Pila siyn ini/yadtu? How much is this/that? Lima pilak. Five pesos. Mabaya aku mamiy I want to buy Tomatoes. kamatis. Matuwg na ako. I will sleep. Kahapun/Bihaun/Kunsum Yesterday/Today/Tomorrow Huun/Bukun Yes/No Salam Kasilasa Peace and Love (to you) Kamaya daran Take care always Ayad-Ayad/Kamaya’ kaw (You) be careful Kalasahan ta kaw I love you