Miscellaneous Grammar Rules Flashcards

1
Q

This is an emphasizing word without any real English equivalent

A

Man

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2
Q

Na

A

now

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3
Q

Used sometimes as “friend” - how are you doing “friend”?

A

bai

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4
Q

Common response to how are you

1st means that you are doing ok, 2nd means that you are not doing ok.

A
Ok ra [oh kay rah]
Di maayo (not good)
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5
Q

Use a common shortening rules to pronounce the following words:
Sulod
Pulong
Tingali

A

The “l” can be dropped when surrounded by vowels on both sides (does not apply to all words)
Su’ud
Pu’ong
Tinga’i

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6
Q

Describe the two stresses of Cebuano and how they are marked in a complete sentence.

A

Cebuano stress may be on the penultimate (next to last) syllable, which is most common, or the final syllable. In whole sentences, words with penultimate stresses are left unmarked.

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7
Q

To form questions answerable by yes or no, which particle is used?

A

ba

Negosyante ba si Homer?

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8
Q

To form a negative statement to answer a yes/no question, what word is used to start the statement?

A

Di

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