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Learning Cebuano



Learning Cebuano: July July 1-31, 2023

Learning Cebuano: July

Location Google Map: Siquijor Island, Philippines

The Challenge
I hope to find motivation to continue this. To make it manageable, I'll make it bite-size with just a few and simple sentences.

English-Cebuano Translation
Space
  1. outside - sa gawas
  2. inside - sa sulod
  3. from - gikan
  4. going to - paingon
  5. the other side - pikas
Verb
  1. to walk - paglakaw
  2. to run - pagdagan
  3. to open - abli
  4. to ask - pagpangutana, eg I asked, Nangutana ko
  5. to go to (a place) - adto ko
  6. to sell - baligya
  7. to understand - sabot
  8. to not know / whatever (sarcastic) - ambot
  9. to know - aron makahibalo e.g. I don't know - wala ko kabalo
Time
  1. whenever - bisan kanus-a
  2. tomorrow morning - ugma sa buntag
  3. this morning - karong buntag
  4. it will take a long time - dugay pa
  5. a long time ago - dugay na
  6. now - karon
  7. yesterday - kagahapon
  8. tomorrow - ugma
  9. later - unya
Adjective
  1. feeling lazy - tapulan eg. I am lazy tapulan ko
  2. pretty - nindot
  3. hole at the bottom - buslot
  4. tasty / delicious - lami
  5. very good - kaayo, eg: lami kaayo - very delicious, ok kaayo - I'm really very good
Greetings
  1. good morning - maayong buntag
  2. good noon - maayong udto
  3. good afternoon - maayong hapon
  4. good evening - maayong gabii
  5. how are you? - kumusta man ka?
  6. I'm doing good - maayo man
Feelings
  1. shy. timid, bashful - maulawon
  2. scared - nahadlok
  3. happy - palipayo
  4. surprised, startled - nakurat
  5. confused - naglibog
  6. grumpy - gisapot
  7. angry - nasuko
  8. sad - naguol
  9. excited - naghinam-hinam
  10. crying - naghilak
  11. worried - nabalaka
  12. impatient - walay pailub
  13. rushing - nagdali
Wh-words (interrogative words)
  1. why - nganong eg. why did you stop? nganong nihunong ka?
  2. what - unsa eg. what is that? unsa na?
  3. how - gi-unsa eg. how do you play this? giunsa nimo pagdula kini?
  4. when - kanus-a eg. when are you coming? kanus-a ka muadto
  5. where - asa eg. where are you going? asa ka paingon?
  6. which - unsa (same as what) eg. which one do you like? unsa nimong ganahan?
  7. whose - kang kinsa eg. whose food is this? kang kinsa ni nga pagkaon?
Etc
  • also - pud / sad, eg: maayong buntag pud - good morning also
    1. July 1, 2023 - Saturday

      English
      I ate kinilaw at Jac's using my Senior Citizen ID and GCash.
      The fish dish was good for 5 people but I finished it by myself.
      I added extra vinegar to give it a zing.

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      Nikaon kog kinilaw sa Jac's gamit akong Senior Citizen ID ug GCash.
      Ang putahe sa isda maayo alang sa 5 ka tawo apan nahuman ko kini nga ako ra.
      Nagdugang ko og dugang nga suka aron mahatagan kini og zing.

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      Spoken Cebuano

      July 2, 2023 - Sunday

      English
      It's mango season and they are selling for as low as P25/kilo.
      I met John from the Transcendental Meditation group a few days ago.
      We've had an interesting conversation about gods, deities and Jesus.

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      Panahon na sa mangga ug gibaligya sila sa tag P25/kilo.
      Nahimamat nako si John gikan sa grupo nga Transcendental Meditation pipila ka adlaw ang milabay.
      Kami adunay usa ka makapaikag nga panag-istoryahanay bahin sa mga diyos, diyos ug Jesus.

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      Spoken Cebuano

      July 5, 2023 - Monday

      English
      Marlon caught the bayawak that has been preying on his chickens.
      He cooked it Adobo style and gave me some.
      That was my dinner.

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      Nasakpan ni Marlon ang bayawak nga nanukob sa iyang mga manok.
      Giluto niya kinig Adobo style ug gihatagan ko.
      Mao kadto ang akong panihapon.

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      Spoken Cebuano

      July 4, 2023 - Tuesday

      English
      I went to Bolo Bolo at 5:30pm.
      Everyone left and I had the place all to myself.
      After, I went straight for tuba with Inday and Marlon.

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      Niadto ko sa Bolo Bolo alas 5:30 sa hapon.
      Ang tanan mibiya ug ako adunay dapit sa akong kaugalingon.
      Pagkahuman, nidiretso kog tuba kauban si Inday ug Marlon.

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      July 5, 2023 - Wednesday

      English
      It rained hard last night.
      I was moping the floor while it rained.
      I had a fruit bowl of avocado and banana for breakfast.
      I met Noel and John at El Monte.
      I joined them for Masala chai tea.
      I joined the yoga group.

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      Kusog ang ulan kagabii.
      Nag-moping ko sa salog samtang nag-ulan.
      Naa koy fruit bowl sa avocado ug saging para pamahaw.
      Nahimamat nako si Noel ug John sa El Monte.
      Miapil ko nila sa Masala chai tea.
      Miapil ko sa grupo sa yoga.

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      July 6, 2023 - Thursday

      English
      I went to Bolo Bolo at 7 am to bathe and rinse clothes.

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      xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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      July 7, 2023 - Friday

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      The bathroom is the chokepoint with 20 people staying in the next 2 rooms.
      I went to Bolo Bolo primarily to wash my eyes.
      The benefits are immediate and remarkable.
      I will go to Bolo Bolo for my eye therapy and to bathe as well.

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      July 8, 2023 - Saturday

      English
      I had mango, banana and jackfruit for breakfast.
      I ate so much I had to skip lunch.

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      July 10, 2023 - Monday

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      After heavy rains, the water of Bolo Bolo was not clear.
      I missed group yoga because I was still full.
      My motorbike was hard-starting and had it checked.
      I replaced the battery, changed the oil, replaced the tail lights and fixed the panel.

      Written Cebuano
      E: After heavy rains, the water of Bolo Bolo was not clear.
      ME1: Human sa kusog nga uwan, wa matin-aw ang tubig sa Bolo Bolo.
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      E: I missed group yoga because I was still full.
      ME1: Gimingaw ko sa group yoga kay busog pa ko.
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      E: My motorbike was hard-starting and had it checked.
      ME1: Ang motor ko naglisud sa pagsugod ug gisusi kini.
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      E: I replaced the battery, changed the oil, replaced the tail lights and fixed the panel.
      ME1: Gipulihan nako ang baterya, giilisan ang lana,
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      Human sa kusog nga uwan, wa matin-aw ang tubig sa Bolo Bolo.
      Gimingaw ko sa group yoga kay busog pa ko.
      Ang akong motor naglisud sa pagsugod ug gisusi kini.
      Gipulihan nako ang baterya, giilisan ang lana, gipulihan ang mga suga sa ikog ug giayo ang panel.

      Vocabulary

      1. after the - human
      2. heavy rain - kusog nga uwan
      3. not clear - wa matin-aw
      4. I missed (it) - gimingaw ko
      5. because - kay
      6. hard to start - naglisud sa pagsugod
      7. had it checked - gususi kini
      8. I replace (it) - gipulihan nako
      9. changed the oil - giilisan ang lana
      10. tail light - suga sa ikog
      11. fixed (the) - giayo ang...
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      Spoken Cebuano

    Ending Thoughts
    I'm not sure if I'm just fooling myself by going through the motion of preparing this blog when I'm not really motivated. Hmmm. I'll give August a last hurrah...let's see. I'll keep it simple this time...only one sentence.

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    Siquijor Island Local Info

    Jeeps - there are only 2 routes for jeeps within Siquijor Island - and they are rare. Most people have their own motorcycle transport.

    1. Siquijor Port to Lazi - last trip leaves at 3pm from station near market
    2. Lazi to Siquijor Port - jeeps depart from the Lazi Port area. 5 jeeps, the last trip at 12:30 pm. Lazi to San Juan, P50.
    3. Larena Port to Lazi - jeeps are unpredictable. As of this writing, there is only 1 jeep plying the Larena-Lazi route. This jeep leaves Larena for Lazi at 9:50am. After that, no more jeep. You'll have to take a tricycle to Siquijor Pob for jeeps going to Lazi
    4. Lazi to Larena Port - 6am (daily) and 9 am (M-Th)

    Food - these were suggested by a local to me

    1. Lechon manok & liempo - roasted pork belly and chicken at Joel's in Siquijor Poblacion. I've tried this myself...yummy, even if the chicken was no longer hot
    2. Bibingka - sweetened rice cake by Fidy's Bibingka (P30) in Sawang, Maria. I've come back for this and I buy for other people as well as 'pasalubong' - they love this
    3. Siopao - at the Rosita store near Thrifty (P25) in Siquijor Poblacion
    4. Peanut butter - by Rene. Just ask around in Siquijor Poblacion. It's popular
    5. Torta - sweet cakish bread at the Thrifty story in Siquijor Poblacion
    Siquijor Island Map
    Siquijor
    Siquijor - Dumaguete Boat Trips (as of Jan 2023)
    1. Montenegro Lines - at Siquijor Port, P234.00/pax, P169/bicycle, 7:30am/10:00am/2:00pm/4:30pm

    2. Montenegro Lines, Siquijor to Dumaguete

    3. Aleson Shipping - at Siquijor Port, 6 am and 6 pm daily, 1:30 pm M-Sat, Regular P200.00/pax, Aircon P250.00/pax

    4. Aleson Shipping, Dumaguete to Siquijor

    5. Ocean Jet - 40 mins,at Siquijor Port, 0919.066.5964, www.oceanjet.net, marketing@ocenajet.net, 6:00am/6:00pm, P350/pax (tourist/open air), P580/pax (business class)

      Ocean Jet


    Siquijor - Tagbilaran - Cebu City Boat Trips (as of Jan 2023)

    En route to Cebu City, the ferries usually make a stop-over to Tagbilaran (Bohol) to pick-up more passengers or unload.

    1. Ocean Jet - 8:20 am, at Siquijor Port
      To Tagbilaran: P800/tourist & open air, 2 hours (arrive 10:20 am), P1200/business class
      To Cebu (Pier 1): P1600/tourist & open air, 4 hours (arrive 12:40 am), P2400/business class
    2. Lite Ferries - at Larena Port, no Senior Citizen discount for online ticket purchase
      To Tagbilaran: T-Th-Sun, 3 hours, depart 7 pm - arrive 10 pm, P475/standard (Tourist, PHP 750)
      To Cebu: T-Th-Sun, 10 hours, depart 7 pm - arrive 5 am, PHP 605/standard (Senior P484), Tourist, PHP 770
    3. Apekoptravel - at Larena Port to Tagbilaran: 1:00 pm, xxx hours, P750
      Reserve through call or text: Cleare - 0938 283 4760 | Grace - 0936 534 6564 | Jessel - 0961 759 6711, Pay via G-Cash: +63-917-880-1464, Email: momovillageadventure@gmail.com, Facebook messenger: Apekoptravel. Enter your birthday and nationality to get discounts: 0 to 3 years old free, 4 to 9 years old will have 20% discount, 10 years old and above full price, Filipino Senior Citizens will also have 20% discount


    Siquijor - Plaridel Boat Trips (as of Jan 2023)
    1. Lite Ferries - at Larena Port, T-Th-Sun, 2:00 am, 5 hours, PHP?


    Siquijor - Cebu (Liloan) - Cebu City BUS Trip (as of Jan 2023)

    There is only one bus plying this route - Sugbo Urban. Tourist class coach, a/c, comfortable, Sun-Fri (these dates keep changing). P420 for bus, P275 for ferry to Liloan. Larena Port around 5 am, makes a clockwise roundtrip around Siquijor Island - Larena, Enrique Villanueva, Maria, Lazi (stops at Lazi market for breakfast and leaves 6:50 am), San Juan, Siquijor (arrives 8am, P50 from Lazi to Siquijor Poblacion) and catches the 1pm ferry at Larena Port (Sundays at 3 pm) for Liloan, Cebu and resumes its land route. Arrives Cebu City (South Bus Terminal) 10 pm.

    Sugbo Urban is the cheapest and most convenient way because it goes around the island (clockwise) along the circumferential road, passing through - Enrique Villanueva, Maria, Lazi, San Juan, Siquijor...and back to Larena where it takes the ferry at 1 pm. This saves you the hassle and high transport cost of a tricycle. Besides, it's a long trip from the other side of the island to be taking by tricycle.


    Sugbo Urban

    Sugbo Urban

    Suggested Destinations After Siquijor Island

    These are the nearest popular destinations from Siquijor by boat

    1. Bohol - Bohol is an island northeast Siquijor. Tourist attractions are Chocolate Hills, Tarsier Monkey, Loboc River Cruise, Beaches of Panglao, whale sharks (recent offering), freediving (recent offering)
    2. Cebu - Cebu City is the usual gateway into the Visayas. But in Cebu Island itself, there are many offerings - Whale Sharks of Oslob, sardine run at Moalboal,Thresher Shark of Malapascua
    3. Dapitan (Zamboanga del Norte) - I haven't been there but a lot of island ferries ply this port. There must be something here.
    4. Dumaguete - Dumaguete is a small charming progressive coastal town in Negros Oriental. Cafe and restaurants line the famous Boulevard Boardwalk. Tourist attractions include Japanese Shrine, Casaroro Falls, snorkeling along the southern coastline (Dauin, Masaplod Norte, etc), Balinsasayao Twin Lakes
    5. Plaridel (Misamis Occidental, Mindanao) - I haven't been there but a lot of island ferries ply this port. There must be something here.

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    3. My January Yoga Practice: A Journal January 31, 2024
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    5. December Chronicles: Yuletide Season December 30, 2023
    6. December Snapshots: Bolo Bolo Dip, Christmas Lunch, Tuba Denizens, Friends Forever, Men Working, Cow / Crow December 1-30, 2023
    7. Eggplant Bulad Pizza December 20, 2023
    8. Canghaling Cave November 14, 2023
    9. Kings and Queens November 13, 2023
    10. Barangay Vote-Buying October 22, 2023
    11. Real Estate Mapping October 1, 2023
    12. Learning Cebuano: Oct October 1-31, 2023
    13. Oct Food Hack: Pizza, Kinilaw, Coconut Bread, Fish Okuy, Carrot Omelette,Lemon-Grass Tea October 2023
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    16. Together Forever Sep 11, 2023
    17. The Cigarette Talk Sep 1, 2023
    18. Siquijor Star Meditation Center Aug 31, 2023
    19. The Lost Dogs of Siquijor Aug 27, 2023
    20. Moving to a Bungalow! Aug 22, 2023
    21. Aug Chronicles: CDO produce August 31, 2023
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    57. Manifesting a Motorbike from Thin Air? Feb 18, 2023
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    61. Inguinal Hernia? Goodbye ABS! Feb 4, 2023
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    64. 1:4:2:3 Nadi Shodana Jan 26, 2023
    65. Lazi's Boulevard Jan 22, 2023
    66. Lazi: A Monthly Stay Jan 21, 2023
    67. 7 Days in Maria, Siquijor Jan 14-21, 2023
    68. Capilay Spring Jan 17, 2023
    69. Siquijor: In Search of Resonance Jan 9-14, 2023
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    71. Exploring the Cantabon Cave of Siquijor Feb 23, 2012
    72. Jovee and Missy's Excellent Adventure Nov 6-7, 2010
    73. Freediving in Siquijor's Marine Sancturaries Apr 23-24, 2010
    74. Island Tour of Siquijor Apr 22, 2010
    75. Kram's Siquijor Wedding Apr 21, 2010

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