In the spirit of the holiday season, I decided to upload a list of vocabs you can use for Christmas and New Year. Hope this is helpful to you.

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I know you guys have been craving new vocabulary so you can expound your Cebuano repertoire, and I'm here to provide. This time we will be learning some nouns for personal items. 

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This episode talks about the use of adjectival phrases to indicate what type of noun is being used. It's very useful in conversations when you want to give descriptions of things you are talking about. I can't emphasize enough how important it is to have plenty of exposure to the target language you are trying to learn. 

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As a special episode, here are another 5 common expressions used in Binisaya. Try to memorize them coz they can come in handy when having conversations with native speakers!

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This episode talks about how to conjugate adjectives into comparative and superlative forms. You will learn how to construct adjectival, comparative, and superlative sentences. It's beneficial for your daily conversation in Binisaya. 

I'm sorry for the noise in this episode. I recorded in a windy space so there will be some loud noises in this episode. 

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It's important to know how to negate nouns and adjectives so you can expound your Bisaya sentence repertoire. However, make sure you review your Noun and Adjectival sentences in our previous episodes so you can make your own negative sentences and answer the quiz that I will give in this podcast episode!

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Get your pen and paper ready because here are some common expressions in Binisaya that are not talked about a lot on any platform. They are very useful in expressing emotions in certain situations. Also, there is an announcement I am making that requires your thoughts and comments. Tell me what you think about this episode and my future plans about the podcast through the links below.

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This is a good episode to listen to because I will be teaching you how to ask another person how he/she is doing and also I will be breaking down sentences on how to describe things and people using adjectives. This will be very useful in Cebuano conversations and at the same time, it will make you realize how easy it is to make Cebuano sentences using adjectives. 

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Being able to say and ask the date, day and time is part of the day-to-day conversation in any language. And because this is such a foreign concept in Philippine languages, we have to use another language to tell the date, day, and time. let's find out how to integrate it into the Cebuano language.

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This episode focused more on the Cebuano and Spanish counters that are useful in everyday use. With this episode, you can work your way in counting in Binisaya. 

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