Cebuano: Difference between revisions
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=== Numbers === | === Numbers === | ||
*1 = uno | |||
2 = | *2 = dos | ||
3 = | *3 = tres | ||
4 = | *4 = kwatro | ||
5 = | *5 = cinco | ||
*6 = siyes | |||
*7 = syete | |||
*8 = otso | |||
*9 = nuybe | |||
*10 = dyes | |||
== Sample Text == | == Sample Text == | ||
Revision as of 11:07, 15 September 2025
🗺️ Cebuano
Overview
- Language family: Austronesian → Malayo-Polynesian
- Region: Visayas and Mindanao; dialects include Boholano, Leyte Cebuano but now adays it is spreading in Manial area and across the country
- Number of speakers: (approximately 80%)
- Status: widely spoken
- Alternate names/spellings: Bisaya
Phonology
Consonants
(Provide consonant inventory in table form if possible.)
Vowels
(Provide vowel inventory.)
Notable Features
- (Unique sounds, tone, stress, vowel harmony, etc.)
Grammar
- Word order: (e.g., Subject–Verb–Object, Verb–Subject–Object)
- Pronouns: (list with examples)
- Verb system: (tense, aspect, mood, affixes)
- Noun structure: (plurals, possessives, cases)
- Other features: (e.g., reduplication, evidentials)
Vocabulary
Core Words
| English | Cebuano |
|---|---|
| Water | ... |
| Sun | ... |
| Mother | ... |
| House | ... |
Numbers
- 1 = uno
- 2 = dos
- 3 = tres
- 4 = kwatro
- 5 = cinco
- 6 = siyes
- 7 = syete
- 8 = otso
- 9 = nuybe
- 10 = dyes
Sample Text
Example Sentence
- Cebuano: (Insert example sentence here)
- Translation: (Provide English or national language translation)
Longer Text
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Related Dialects
References
- (Books, articles, dictionaries, or online resources)
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