Particulizer in Bisaya
I am studying some Bisaya and learned about Particulizer... Akoa imoha. I was wondering if any one here could give a good explaination as to when they are used. A bunch of good examples is always helpful and the moderators here give very nice long explanations.
Thanks,
Uncle Dako
examples of Particulizer in Bisaya
in my understanding they are somewhat like possesive pronouns.
akoa = my/mine
imoha = your/s
nga = (particle that in some cases i think connects the possesor with possesee haha..)
[ki]ni = this
pagkaon - food
"akoa nga pagkaon" or "ako'ng pagkaon"
-my food
"akoa kini" or "akoh 'ni" (h means glottal stop)
-This [is] mine (is and other be-verbs do not exist in Sinugbuano'ng Bisayah - cebuano visayan)
"imoha nga pagkaon" or "imoha'ng pagkaon" or "imo'ng pagkaon"
-Your food
"imoha kini" or "imoha ni"
-This is yours
I hope this helps
amping
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