Examples of Words
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- Compare with Tagalog baboy (pig), tatlo (3), apat (4), lima (5), anim (6), pito (7), walo (8)
- Compare with Kapampangan asu (dog), pusa (cat), atlo (3), apat (4), lima (5), anam (6), pitu/pito (7), walu/walo (8), siyam (9), apulu/apulo (10) and ama (father) and ima (mother)
- Compare with Ilokano baboy(pig), aso(dog), pusa(cat), maysa(1), dua(2), tallo(3), uppat(4), lima(5), inem(6), pito(7), walo(8), siam(9), sangapulo(10)
- maolah kako mimali = I like to play sports.
- takaraw ko pita’kod = I jump very high.
- kalamkam ko kacomikay = I run very fast.
- Ira ko tata’angay a mata ako = I have big eyes
- mamangay a ngoyos’= A small mouth
- takaya’ay a fokes = long hair
- sowal san ko kahacecay a tamdaw makapahay kako = Everyone tells me that I am beautiful.
- mafana’ay miasik, misawsaw to kaysing, milidong to fodoy = I can sweep the floor, wash dishes and clothing.
- maolah midemak kako to tayal no loma’ = I love to do household chores.
- nawhani maolah kako to loma’ no mako = Because I love my home.
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