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Question 1

eager

Answer 1

sabik

Question 2

anay

Answer 2

The Ilonggo conjugation “anay” is a particle used to convey a sense of temporariness or a short pause before proceeding with an action. It can be translated to phrases like “for a while,” “first,” or “let’s take a moment.” For example, “Pahuway ta anay” means “Let’s rest for a while” or “Let’s take a moment to rest”. It’s a versatile term that adds a nuance of patience or a brief interruption to the main action. If you’re learning Ilonggo, understanding how to use “anay” can be quite useful in everyday conversation. It’s often used to soften requests or to suggest a gentle pause before doing something else.

Question 3

tasty / delicious

Answer 3

namit

Question 4

cool, awesome, nice

Answer 4

ayos

Question 5

“Let’s take a rest first” or “Let’s take a break for a moment.”

Answer 5

Pahuway ta anay

Question 6

here it is / there it is

Answer 6

ari-oh

Question 7

I can’t handle it anymore

Answer 7

Indi ko ya kaya

Question 8

oh / ah

Answer 8

Ay” = an interjection used to express surprise or shock…

Question 9

to stand

Answer 9

tindog

Question 10

to sit

Answer 10

lingkod

Question 11

to dance

Answer 11

sayaw