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Hello.
Kamusta.
Welcome.
Gina-abiabi.
Good morning.
Mayad nga aga.
Nice to meet you.
Nalipay ako nga makilala ka.
Thank you.
Salamat.
How are you?
Kamusta ikaw?
Please.
Palihug.
Excuse Me.
Pwede kaagi.
Sorry.
Pasaylo.
Yes.
Huo.
No.
Indi.
You’re welcome.
Ginaabiabi ka namon.
Have a nice day.
Mayad nga adalw.
Good morning.
Mayad nga aga.
Good afternoon.
Mayad nga hapon.
Good night.
Maayo nga pagtulog.
Nice to meet you.
Nalipay ako nga makilala ka.
It’s a pleasure to meet you.
Nalipay gid ako nga makilala ka.
Have a good weekend.
Maayo nga katapusan sang semana.
Let the good times roll.
Pabay-i nga magligid ang maayo nga tion.
Sweet dreams.
Manami nga pagpanamgo.
Best Wishes.
Pinakamaayo nga Handum.
Goodbye.
Nag paalam.
Sweet dreams.
Manami nga pagpanamgo.
I love you.
Palangga ta ikaw.
I love you too.
Palangga ta man ikaw.
I love you more.
Mas palangga taka.
I'm deeply in love with you.
Nahigugma gid ako sa imo.
We love you.
Palangga ka namon.
You are beautiful.
Gwapa ikaw.
I will miss you.
Mahidlaw ako sa imo.
I like you.
Gusto ta ikaw.
I'm deeply in love with you.
Nahigugma gid ako sa imo.
Every moment with you is precious.
Ang tagsa ka tion upod sa imo bilidhon.
I can't imagine my life without you.
Indi ko ma imagine ang kabuhi ko nga wala ka.
Will you marry me?
Pakaslan mo bala ako?
How much does it cost?
Pila ang bili sini?
Do you have this in blue colour?
May ara ka bala sini nga kolor asul?
Can I try this on?
Mahimo ko bala ini tilawan?
Where is the fitting room?
Diin ang fitting room?
That's expensive!
Mahal ina!
Do you have any sales or discounts?
May mga baligya ka bala ukon diskwento?
What’s the best price you can give me?
Ano ang pinakamaayo nga presyo nga mahatag mo sa akon?
Is this the final price?
Amo bala ini ang katapusan nga presyo?
Can I return this if it doesn't fit?
Pwede ko bala ini ibalik kon indi ini bagay?
Can I pay by cash or card?
Mahimo bala ako magbayad paagi sa cash ukon card?
Can I get a receipt, please?
Pwede bala ako makakuha sang resibo, palihog?
I’d like to exchange this for a different size.
Gusto ko ini bayluhan sang lain nga kadakuon.
Where is the bus station?
Diin ang estasyon sang bus?
When does it arrive?
San-o ini maabot?
Where can I buy a ticket?
Diin ako makabakal sang tiket?
How much is a ticket?
Pila ang tiket?
I would like to change my ticket.
Gusto ko tani mag-ilis sang akon tiket.
Where is the taxi stand?
Diin ang taxi stand?
Please call a taxi for me.
Palihog tawag sang taxi para sa akon.
How much will it cost?
Pila ang bili sini?
Can you take me to the hotel?
Pwede mo ako dal-on sa hotel?
I have a reservation for a room.
May reserbasyon ako nga kwarto.
How much is the room?
Pila ang kwarto?
My room needs to be cleaned.
Ang akon kwarto kinahanglan nga tinluan.
Where is the restaurant?
Diin ang restawran?
I would like breakfast.
Gusto ko mamahaw.
I would like lunch.
Gusto ko sang luch.
I would like dinner.
Gusto ko sang panihapon.
I would like some water.
Gusto ko sang tubig.
May I see a menu?
Mahimo ko bala makita ang isa ka menu?
I am ready to order some food.
Handa na ako mag-order sang pagkaon.
I'm allergic to peanuts.
Allergic ko sa mani.
I'm allergic to fish.
Allergic ko sa isda.
I don't eat beef.
Wala ako nagakaon sang karne sang baka.
I'm vegan.
Vegan ako.
I would like to pay.
Gusto ko magbayad.


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Hiligaynon, also known as Ilonggo, is spoken by about nine million people. It is primarily used in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Communities in Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Guimaras, and Capiz predominantly speak Hiligaynon. It is also spoken in parts of Mindanao, such as South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat, where there are significant Hiligaynon-speaking populations.

Traditionally, Hiligaynon was written using the Baybayin script, a pre-colonial writing system of the Philippines. However, with the arrival of Spanish colonization, the use of Baybayin declined, and the Roman alphabet became the standard writing system for Hiligaynon. Today, Hiligaynon is written in this alphabet, which has facilitated its use in education, media, and literature.

The adoption of the Roman alphabet has provided a standardized writing system for Hiligaynon, enabling the production of books, newspapers, and digital content in the language. Efforts are also underway to preserve and promote awareness of the Baybayin script as part of cultural heritage initiatives in the Philippines.

In terms of grammar, Hiligaynon follows a verb-subject-object (VSO) word order, which is common among Philippine languages, although subject-verb-object (SVO) is also used in casual speech. Words in Hiligaynon are formed through affixation, where prefixes, infixes, and suffixes are added to root words to indicate various grammatical functions such as tense, aspect, mood, and voice.

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Commonly Spoken English to Hiligaynon Phrases

Welcome
Gina-abiabi
Hello
Kamusta
How are you?
Kamusta ikaw?
What is your name?
Ano nag imo ngalan?
Pleased to meet you
Nalipay nga makilala ka
Thank you
Salamat
Excuse me / Sorry
Pasensya na / Pasensya na
See you!
Kon magkitaay kita!
Good morning
Mayad nga aga
Good afternoon
Mayad nga hapon
Do you speak English?
Makahambal ka bala sang Ingles?
I don’t understand
Indi ako kaintindi
Please speak slowly
Palihog maghambal sing mahinay
Where are the restrooms?
Diin ang mga kasilyas?
Can I change money?
Pwede bala ako mag-ilis sang kwarta?
How much is this?
Pila ini?
It’s too expensive!
Mahal gid ini!
Please say it again
Palihog hambal liwat
Left / Right / Straight
Wala / Tuo / Tadlong

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