Waray phrasebook

Waray is a minority laguage spoken in the Philippines. (English and Filipino are the official laguages of the Philippines.) Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase. Pronunciation guide Vowels Consonants Common diphthongs Phrase list Basics Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase. Hello.  . (maupay) Hello. (informal)  . ( ) How are you?  Kumusta ka? ( ?) Fine, thank you.  Maupay man, salamat. ( ) What is your name?  Ano hiton imo ngaran? or ano imo ngaran?( ?) Who are you or what's your name?(informal) Hin-o ka? My name is ______ .  ______ iton akon ngaran. or iton(it) akong ngaran hi ______( _____ .) Nice to meet you.  . (maupay nagkilala kita) Please.  Alayon. Palihug ( ) ____ gad (as tagi gad : please give) Thank you.  Salamat. ( ) Thank you very much.  Damo nga salamat. You're welcome.  Waray sapayan. (waray ano man. ) Yes.  Oo. ( oh oh ) No.  Diri. (( Dear-ri ) Excuse me. (getting attention)  . (anay daw)(tabi) (-Tah-bi) Excuse me. (begging pardon)  . (') I'm sorry.  Pasaylo-a ako. (pasaylo-i daw ak(ako)) Goodbye  . (sige sunod nala) Goodbye (informal)  Makadi/malakat na ako. ( ) I can't speak name of language [well].  Diri ako makarit magyakan hin [name of language]. ( [ ])Diri ak nakakalata san..(name of language) Do you speak English?  Maaram ka mag-iningles? ( ?) Is there someone here who speaks English?  Mayda ba maaram didi mag-iningles? ( ?) Help!  Buligi ako! tabangi daw ako.( !) Look out!   ! (paghinay!) pangita Good Day   Maupay nga adlaw Good morning.  Maupay nga aga. ( ) Good Afternoon Maupay nga kulop Good evening.  Maupay nga gab-i. ( ) Good night.  Maupay nga gab-i. ( ) Good night (to sleep)  . (maupay na gab-i I don't understand.  Waray ako makabaro/intiende. ( ) diri ak nasabot I don't know.  Diri ako ma-aram. diri ak maaram Where is the toilet?  Hain iton kasilyas? ( ?) Weather Hot  Mapaso. (ma pa so) Cold or Chilly Mahagkot Sunny   Ma-adlaw; Masirak Rainy   Ma-uran Cloudy  Madalumdum It's going to rain.  Ti-uran. ( ) Numbers One (1)   Usa/sayo Two (2)   Duha Three (3)  Tolo Four (4)   Upat Five (5)   Lima Six (6)   Unom Seven (7)   Pito Eight (8)   Walo Nine (9)   Siam Ten (10)   Napulo Elevan (11)  Napulo kag usa/unse Twelve (12)  Napulo kag duha/dose Thirteen (13)  Napulo kag tolo/trise Fourteen (14)  Napulo kag upat/katorse Time Clock time Duration morning aga noon udto/adaw afternoon kulop night or evening gab-i yesterday kakulop day before yesterday kasangkulop today or now yana/niyan tomorrow buwas day after tomorrow sambuwas / burobuwas month bulan year tu-ig Days Monday Lunes Tuesday Martes Wednesday Mierkoles Thursday Huwebes Friday Biernes Saturday Sabado Sunday Domingo Months Writing time and date Colors white busag red pula/baga blue asul black itom/pili brown tabonon yellow dulaw, darag green berde Transportation Bus and train Directions ====Taxi==== Bring me to this hotel_______. Dad-a ako ngadto hini nga hotel. Let's go! or Let's move! (as in telling to move the car) Larga na! or Andar na! Let us go there. (certain destination) : Kadto kita didto. Faster! : Paspasi! or Pagdali! also Dagmit! Slowly. : Paghinay Slow down (telling a person). : Paghinay-hinay la To speak. : Pagyakan Stop. : Udong or Para Stop here. : Udong dinhi Only here. : Dinhi la I have arrived. : Inabot na ako Keep the change. : Imo nala it sukli Lodging Money kwarta ===Eating===kaon Bars Driving Authority Other who?  hin-o/sin-o what is ?  ano it/nano where ?  ha- in when ?  san- o why ?  kay ano/kay-nano This phrasebook is an outline and needs more content. It has an introduction and a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!