Bisaya Vs Tagalog

Started by Lollapalooza, November 12, 2014, 03:54:45 PM

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Lollapalooza

"If you ask me what I came into this life to do, I will tell you: I came to live out loud." ~ Emile Zola~  ‎(áµ"á´¥áµ")

hubag bohol

Bwahaha! Sa Tagalog linagay pa lang ang kumot, sa Bisaya gikumot na ang lagay!

;D
...than to speak out and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln

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islander

hahahaha!  ;D ;D ;D magluha man sad ta ninyog kinatawa... 
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hofelina

sixty percent of the population speaks bisaya....this should be our national language
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fdaray

Timan-i, moabot ra ang panahon nga e merge ang Bisaya og Tagalog, Tagbis.
Life is what you make.
Kon naa kay gisoksok, naa kay makuot.

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hubag bohol

Hmm, pwede pud Bislog. Unya, kon Itneg ug Tagalog...

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...than to speak out and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln

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islander


Hmm, pwede pud Bislog. Unya, kon Itneg ug Tagalog...

;D

itlog opkors, as in egg.
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