Two forms
- Da
- Ira
"Da"
"Da" is used for most if not all verb conjugations.
- Mabbaggaoda ta piggan - They're doing the dishes.
- Inangyanadda yari bako' ira - They visited the old ladies.
- kinadda nakuan yari putu ngem napoluadda - They would've eaten the "putu" but they got beaten to it.
"Ira"
"Ira" is used to emphasize as with any other "infinitive/independent" form of a pronoun.
Vocabulary
Verbs
Mabbaggao - to wash dishes
Inangyanan - to visit
Napoluan - to be beaten to first by someone else
Mamagulu - to cause an argument/fight
Nappate - killed
Nouns
Piggan - plate
Bako' - old lady
Putu - a type of rice dessert
Nuang - Water buffalo (carabao)
To be edited (Thanks James!)
- Ira y mamagulu - They're the ones who started the argument.
- Ira y nappate ta nuang - They're the ones who killed the carabao.
Vocabulary
Verbs
Mabbaggao - to wash dishes
Inangyanan - to visit
Napoluan - to be beaten to first by someone else
Mamagulu - to cause an argument/fight
Nappate - killed
Nouns
Piggan - plate
Bako' - old lady
Putu - a type of rice dessert
Nuang - Water buffalo (carabao)
To be edited (Thanks James!)
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