Understanding grammar is key to speaking Bisaya naturally. Start from the basics and work your way up through each lesson.
Personal Pronouns
Learn the basic pronouns in Bisaya
Basic Sentence Structure
Understanding how Bisaya sentences are formed
Common Sentence Patterns
Practical patterns for everyday communication
Verb Focus System
Understanding Actor, Object, Locative, and Instrumental Focus
Locative Focus (-an Suffix)
Emphasizing locations, directions, and referents
Verb Aspects
Completed, Incomplete, and Contemplated Actions in Bisaya
Markers (Ang, Ug, Sa)
Essential particles that mark relationships in sentences
Negation
How to say 'no' and negate sentences
Forming Questions
How to ask questions in Bisaya
Linkers (Nga, Ka, Y)
Connecting words and phrases in Bisaya
Numbers and Counting
Learn to count in Bisaya
Adjectives and Descriptions
How to describe things in Bisaya
Time Expressions
Talking about time in Bisaya
Commands and Requests
Giving instructions and making polite requests
Expressing Ability and Possibility
How to say 'can', 'able to', and 'might'
Conjunctions and Connecting Ideas
Joining sentences and ideas together
Grammar Learning Tips
📝 Take Notes
Write down new grammar patterns and create your own example sentences to reinforce learning.
🔄 Practice Daily
Even 10 minutes a day of practice is better than hours once a week. Consistency is key!
🗣️ Speak Out Loud
Reading silently isn't enough. Practice speaking the example sentences to build muscle memory.
🎧 Listen to Native Speakers
Watch Bisaya videos or movies to hear how grammar is used in natural conversation.