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Clothing vocabulary in Bisaya
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Clothing in Bisaya

12 essential words with pronunciation & examples

Bisaya vocabulary for clothes and accessories. Perfect for shopping at malls, markets, and ukay-ukay (thrift shops) in the Philippines.

Sinina

Dress / Clothes (general)

see-NEE-nah

“Nindot ang imong sinina.”

“Your dress is nice.”

Kamiseta

T-shirt

kah-mee-SEH-tah

“Bag-o ang akong kamiseta.”

“My t-shirt is new.”

Shorts

Shorts

shorts

“Init kaayo, magsul-ob ko ug shorts.”

“It's very hot, I'll wear shorts.”

Sapatos

Shoes

sah-PAH-tohs

“Pila ang sapatos?”

“How much are the shoes?”

Tsinelas

Slippers / Flip-flops

chee-NEH-lahs

“Nabuak ang akong tsinelas.”

“My slippers broke.”

ðŸ’Ą Tsinelas are worn everywhere in the Philippines - the unofficial national footwear.

Karsones

Pants / Trousers

kahr-SOH-nehs

“Hugot kaayo ang karsones.”

“The pants are very tight.”

Kalo

Hat

kah-LOH

“Pagsul-ob ug kalo, init kaayo.”

“Wear a hat, it's very hot.”

Bag

Bag

bag

“Asa ang akong bag?”

“Where is my bag?”

Relo

Watch / Clock

REH-loh

“Nindot ang imong relo.”

“Your watch is nice.”

Jacket

Jacket

JAH-ket

“Dad-a ang imong jacket, bugnaw sa gawas.”

“Bring your jacket, it's cold outside.”

Sininang pang-ilalom

Underwear

see-NEE-nahng pahng-ee-LAH-lom

“Palita ug bag-ong sininang pang-ilalom.”

“Buy new underwear.”

Medyas

Socks

MED-yahs

“Asa ang akong medyas?”

“Where are my socks?”

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