Question
You’re perfect in bisaya or cebuano translation?Answer
"You’re perfect" have different meanings in Bisaya.
It could be "you’re perfect" in the test or exam. Example:
- You’re perfect in the test. Translated in bisaya as "Perpek ka sa test" (Pir-pik kah sah test.)
Another meaning is "you’re perfect" in the sense that the person being described is perfect (has all good characteristics).
- You’re perfect. Translated in bisaya as "Perpekto ka." (Pir-pik-tuh kah.)
Also another meaning is "you’re perfect" in the sense that the person being described is "great" or "wonderful" or "gorgeous".
- You’re perfect. Translated in bisaya as "Gwapa ka" (describes a female). and "Gwapo ka" (describes a male). Gwapa ka is pronounced as (Gwah-pah kah.) Gwapo ka is pronounced as (Gwah-puh kah.)
