LESSON 3: Learn how to count numbers in Bisaya (Alicia Bohol Dialect)

NUMERO
(Numbers)

Hello Amiga and Amigo, welcome back to another blog. Today I am going to teach you how to speak numbers in Bisaya way.

We count numbers in two different ways. This is how we count numbers in our native way.

ENGLISH	BISAYA PART ONE	BISAYA PART TWO
One	Usa	Uno
Two	Duha	Dos
Three	Tolo	Tres
Four	Upat	Kwatro
Five	Lima	Singko
Six	Unom	Sais
Seven	Pito	Sete
Eight	Walo	Otso
Nine	Siyam	Noybe
Ten	Napo	Diez
Eleven	Napog-usa	Onse
Twelve	Napog-duha	Dose
Thirteen	Napog-tulo	Trese
Fourteen	Napog-upat	Katorse
Fifteen	Napog-lima	Kense
Sixteen	Napog-unom	Desesais
Seventeen	Napog-pito	Desesete
Eighteen	Napog-walo	Deseotso
Nineteen	Napog-siyam	Desenoybe
Twenty	Kaduhaan	Bainte
Thirty	Katuloan	Trainta
Fourty	Kaupatan	Kwarenta
Fifty	kalimahan	Singkwenta
Sixty	Kaunoman	Saisenta
Seventy	Kapitoan	Setenta
Eighty	Kawaloan	Otsenta
Ninety	Kasiyaman	Noybenta
One Hundred	Usa-ka-gatos	Setentos
One Thousand	Usa-ka-Libo	Mil
One Hundred Thousand	Usa-ka-gatos-ka-libo	Setentos Mil
One Million	Usa-ka-milyon	Usa-ka-milyon
One Billion	Usa-ka-bilyon	Usa-ka-bilyon

LESSON 2: Bisaya words on the Body Parts (Alicia Bohol Dialect)

Mga Bahin sa Lawas

(Parts of the Body)

Hello, friends, I live in Alicia Bohol and I want to share to you our own Bisaya dialect on the parts of the Body.

LESSON 1: Common Bisaya Words used in Alicia Bohol, Philippines

     Bisaya is one of the languages used in the Philippines. This is a regional and a native language used in Visayas Region like in Cebu, Leyte, Bohol and other neighboring regions. Like other languages, Bisaya also differs in some words, accent, and terminology depending on the geographical location of the local people.

     Some areas in Bohol speak Bisaya in a tough tone of voice. They often use a J letter than Y. For example the word "MAAYO" instead of using y they often replace it into j and pronounce it as "MAAJO".

     Here are some of the common words used by Aliciahanon people.