In the Tausug dialect, "mother" is pronounced as "ina."
In the Tausug dialect in the Philippines, you can call your mother "Inda" or "Ina."
"Pagkain" in Tausug dialect is "kaun" or "kapang."
The word for freedom in Tausug dialect is "kagawaran."
In the Tausug dialect, "guro" translates to "teacher" in English.
Kalasahan takaw!
In the Tausug dialect in the Philippines, you can call your mother "Inda" or "Ina."
"Pagkain" in Tausug dialect is "kaun" or "kapang."
The word for freedom in Tausug dialect is "kagawaran."
In the Tausug dialect, "guro" translates to "teacher" in English.
TAUSOG: magsukul
Kalasahan takaw!
In Tausug, "thank you" is "magsukul."
In Tausug, you can say "Naksik na ko" to express "I love you too." Tausug is a language spoken by the Tausug people in the Philippines, primarily in the Sulu Archipelago. The phrase conveys mutual affection in response to someone declaring their love.
"Maayung pagbati" is how you say good morning in Tausug language.
Kalasahan ta kaw
In Tausug, you can say "Maayun takrab" which means good afternoon.
In Tausug, the word for brother is "anakku" when referring to "my brother." If you are addressing a brother directly, you might use "kuya" for an older brother or "bunso" for a younger brother. The Tausug language has various terms depending on the context and the age of the sibling.