"Delicious" in Chavacano dialect is "sabroso."
Orange in Chavacano dialect is "naranja."
In Chavacano dialect, the word "maganda" translates to "bonita" which means beautiful or pretty.
kiere yo contigo in chavacano means "I Like You"
In Chavacano, you can say "Como ta tu?" to ask someone how they are.
"Namit" is the term in Waray dialect that translates to "delicious" in English.
Orange in Chavacano dialect is "naranja."
In Chavacano dialect, the word "maganda" translates to "bonita" which means beautiful or pretty.
kiere yo contigo in chavacano means "I Like You"
In Chavacano, you can say "Como ta tu?" to ask someone how they are.
In Chavacano, the word for "delicious" is "delisioso." Chavacano is a creole language spoken in the Philippines, and it incorporates elements from Spanish along with local languages. The term reflects the language's Spanish influence, making it recognizable to Spanish speakers.
"Namit" is the term in Waray dialect that translates to "delicious" in English.
"Magandang umaga" in Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language spoken in the Philippines, is expressed as "Bon dia." It serves as a greeting to wish someone a good morning, similar to its Tagalog counterpart. Chavacano retains many Spanish influences, making it a unique blend of languages.
Despensa - (Zamboangueño Chavacano)
Butterfly in Chavacano is "mariposa".
Yes in Chavacano is "sí".
"Beautiful" in Chavacano is "hermoso" or "bonito."
Buenas noches