" Mahal din kita" is translated in bisaya as " Gihigugma sad tika" or " Nahigugma sad ko nimo".
Pero teka lang. Pag sinabi mo ang mga salitang yan sa bisaya, baka iisipin ng kausap mong Bisaya na napa-corny or napaka-OLDIE ng style mo. Kaya...
Kaya mas maigi o mas magandang sabihin mo na lang sa kanya na " I Love You Too" or " Love sad ka nako". These terms are modern to say to a modern Bisaya.
After you tell the "I Love You Too" or "Love sad ka nako" to a Bisaya, he or she might respond in a funny way like these:
- "Tinood ka?" - which means "Totoo?"
- "Joke ra na?" - which means "Joke ba yan?"
So you must respond this way:
- "Tinood" - which means "Totoo"
- "Dili na joke" - which means "Hindi yan joke".
To make your Bisaya boyfriend/girlfriend feel that you really love him/her, you can say the following:
- "Mas love pa ka nako kesa sa akong mama ug papa" - which means "Mas mahal pa kita kesa sa aking mama at papa"
- "Dili ko katulog kung dili ko kasulti nimo ug I Love You kada gabii" - which means "Hindi ako nakakatulog kung hindi ako makakapagsabi sa iyo ng I Love You".
- "Kumpleto akong adlaw kung makasulti ko nimo ug I Love You" - which means "Kumpleto ang araw ko kung makakapagsabi ako sa iyo ng I Love You."
Meron ka pa bang mga salitang Tagalog na gusto mong ipa-translate sa Bisaya? Sabihin mo lang sa comment sa ibaba. Itatranslate namin ang mga yan para sa iyo. - https://www.affordablecebu.com/
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"Mahal Din Kita in Bisaya?" was written by Mary under the Cebu Language category. It has been read 9702 times and generated 3 comments. The article was created on 06 February 2018 and updated on 06 February 2018.
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