Cebuanos, like many Filipinos, have rich traditions surrounding death and mourning. They often hold wake services called "lamay," where family and friends gather to pay their respects, share stories, and support the grieving family. Funerals typically involve religious ceremonies, often led by a priest, and may include a procession to the burial site. After the burial, families may observe a period of mourning, during which they may hold additional rituals to honor the deceased.
Are you an idiot? cebuano riddles are riddles in cebuano.. its that simple
"How are you?" in Cebuano is "Kumusta ka?"
gwapo ka in cebuano is already in cebuano.......
what's goodbye in cebuano
'Thank you' in Cebuano is 'salamat' or 'ewan ko eh kayo'
Father is "amahan" in Cebuano.
In Cebuano, coriander is known as "kinchay."
"Maganda" in Cebuano is "gwapa."
In Cebuano, it's Salamat. You can also say Daghang salamat.
Sit is lingkud
According to a Cebuano, the word "quadrado" is the local version for square.
The translation for the word "mature" in Cebuano is "hugpong."