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Jun 21, 2018 · Marayaw maynaat: Good morning. Marayaw mahapun: Good afternoon. Marayaw dum: Good evening. Salam duwaa: (My) prayers to you. Which is generally used whenever a conversation is ended. Kamayah: Take care. Kamayah daran / Ayad ayad daran: Take care always. Maunu unu na kaw?: How are you?
Mar 27, 2023 · In this lesson, you will learn the most important Tausug greetings you need to know. How to say hello, how are you, good morning etc.
Good afternoon. Magandang hapon po. Uha ho bapa—dayang. How are you? Kumusta kayo. Mauno-uno kaymu—kita. Come in. Panhik kayo. Sumud kamu.
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Sep 3, 2019 · How do we say "Good morning!", "Good afternoon!", "Good dwy!", and "Good evening!" in Bahasa Sūg? How do Tausug people use these greetings? Learn the basics ...
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- Tausug 101: Learn Bahasa Sūg and Anything Tausūg
- Basics
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- Time
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- Lodging
- Money
- Eating
- Shopping
Hello.
1. Assalamu Alaykum . (ah-sah-LAH-moo ah-LIGH-koom) Note: If anyone says this to you, whether you are Muslim or not, answer 'Alaikum wassalam', thus returning the wish of peace that was bestowed upon you. Not doing so is a serious breach of etiquette.
Hello. (informal)
1. Hay . (high)
How are you?
1. Maunu-unu na kaw ? (mah-oo-noo-oo-NOO nah KOW?)
Leave me alone.
1. Isa-isahun mu aku. (ee-sah-ee-sah-HOON moo ah-KOO.)
Don't touch me!
1. Ayaw mu aku ulinan! (ah-YOW moo ah-KOO oo-LEE-nahn!)
I'll call the police.
1. Tawagun aku pulis. (tah-WAH-goon ah-KOO poo-LEESS.)
now
1. bihāun (bee-HAH-oon)
later
1. gana-gana (gah-nah-GAH-nah)
before
1. ba'gu (BAH'-goo)
black
1. itum (ee-TOOM)
white
1. puti (poo-TEE)
gray
1. abuhun (ah-boo-HOON)
Directions
How do I get to _____ ? 1. Biyadiin aku makakadtu pa ___? (bee-yah-dee-EEN ah-KOO mah-kah-kahd-TOO pah) ...the train station? 1. triyn istiyshun (treeyn ihss-TEEY-shoon) ...the bus station? 1. paradahan bās? (pah-rah-dah-HAHN BAHSS?) ...the airport? 1. lalandingan pliyn (lah-lahn-DEE-ngahn pleeyn) ...downtown? 1. tiyanggi? (tee-yahng-GEE?) ...the youth hostel? 1. pagsusukayan bilik para ha kabataan? (pahg-soo-soo-KAH-yahn bee-LEECK PAH-rah hah kah-bah-TAH-ahn?) ...the _____ hotel? 1. pahutil?...
Do you have any rooms available?
1. Awn kamu bilik pagsukayan? (own kah-MOO bee-LEECK pahg-soo-KAH-yahn?)
How much is a room for one person/two people?
1. Pilasiyn in hambuuk bilik para ha hambuuk tau/duwa tau? (pee-lah-SEEYN ihn HAHM-boo-OOCK bee-LEECK PAH-rah hah HAHM-boo-OOCK TAH-oo/doo-WAH TAH-oo?)
Does the room come with...
1. In bilik awn da nakaagad... (ihn bee-LEECK own dah nah-kah-ah-GAHD...)
Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars?
1. Magtabuk kamu siyn Milikan/Australiyan/Canadian dālar? (mahg-tah-BOOCK kah-MOO seeyn mee-lee-KAHN/awss-trahll-YAHN/kah-NAHD-yahn DAH-lahr?)
Do you accept British pounds?
1. Magtabuk kamu siyn British pounds? (mahg-tah-BOOCK seeyn BREE-tihsh pohndss?)
Do you accept euros?
1. Magtabuk kamu siyn euros? (mahg-tah-BOOCK seeyn YOO-rawss?)
A table for one person/two people, please.
1. Manjari hambuuk lamisahan para ha hambuuk tau/duwa tau. (mahn-JAH-ree HAHM-boo-OOCK lah-mee-SAH-hahn PAH-rah hah HAHM-boo-OOCK TAH-oo/doo-WAH TAH-oo)
Can I look at the menu, please?
1. Manjari kumita' menu niyu? (mahn-JAH-ree koo-mee-TAH' meh-NOO nee-YOO)
Can I look in the kitchen?
1. Manjari kumita' kusiyna niyu? (mahn-JAH-ree koo-mee-TAH' koo-SEEY-nah nee-YOO?)
Do you have this in my size?
1. Awn kaniyu biha ini says ku? (own kah-NEE-yu bee-HAH ee-NEE sighss koo?)
How much is this?
1. Pila siyn ini? (pee-LAH seeyn ee-NEE?)
That's too expensive.
1. Mahalga' sa yan. (mah-hahll-GAH' sah yahn)
Tausug 101: Learn Bahasa Sūg and Anything Tausūg. Learning Bahasa Sug, the beautiful language of the Tausug people, the easy way! In this video, we are going to learn 30 new words and phrases in...
Good morning: As-sa-la-mu A-lai-kum: Assalamu Alaikum: Good afternoon: As-sa-la-mu A-lai-kum: Assalamu Alaikum: Good evening: As-sa-la-mu A-lai-kum: Assalamu Alaikum: Good night: Ma-as Sa-lam: Maas Salam: Good-bye: Ma-as Sa-lam: Maas Salam: How are you? Ma-u-nu ra kaw? Maunu unu ra kaw? Fine/ very well: Ma-ra-yaw/ Ma-ra-yaw da i-sab: Marayaw ...
