This document lists and defines 10 common idiomatic expressions in the Bisaya language of the Philippines. It provides translations and explanations for expressions like "siga'g mata" which means large eyes, "dako'g baba" meaning loudmouth, and "dagkong tae" referring to a big fish. The list gives insight into colloquial Bisaya phrases and their meanings.
This document lists and defines 10 common idiomatic expressions in the Bisaya language of the Philippines. It provides translations and explanations for expressions like "siga'g mata" which means large eyes, "dako'g baba" meaning loudmouth, and "dagkong tae" referring to a big fish. The list gives insight into colloquial Bisaya phrases and their meanings.
This document lists and defines 10 common idiomatic expressions in the Bisaya language of the Philippines. It provides translations and explanations for expressions like "siga'g mata" which means large eyes, "dako'g baba" meaning loudmouth, and "dagkong tae" referring to a big fish. The list gives insight into colloquial Bisaya phrases and their meanings.
2. kapayason - sensitive 3. katol ug tiil - itchy feet 👍 4. humok ug ilong - 5. dako'g baba - loudmouth 👍🤟 6. makabuhi'g patay - 7. dagkong tae - big fish 👍🤟 8. kandingon - 9. way kalibutan - have no idea 10. anak sa liking kawayan - son of a bamboo's crack 👍🤟