How do you say "i" in Bisaya?

ako (I), ania dinhi (is here), anaa diha (is there (near listener)), anaa didto (is there (far)), ambot (I don稚 know), sa buntag (in the morning), sa hapon (in the afternoon), sulod sa usa ka semana (in one week), sulod sa usa ka bulan (in one month), sulod sa usa ka tuig (in one year), kaniadto pa (in the past), dayon (immediately), sulod (inside / content), pulo (island), na-impress (impressed), maalam (intelligent), mubo og pailub (impatient), plantsa (iron), plantsa (iron), krosing (intersection), dugangan (increase), ganahan ko ug (I want / I like), interes (interest), international call (international call), inspeksyon (inspection), international flight (international flight), immigration (immigration), irigasyon (irrigation), hulugan (installment), internist (internal medicine doctor), injection (injection), katol (itchy), pulgada (inch), lagi (insistence), kung (if / when), kon (if), aron (in order to), kung mahimo (if possible), ideya (idea), imposible (impossible), sulod (in), apil (include), modaghan (increase), independyente (independent), impluwensya (influence), imbes (instead), tuyo (intend), interes (interest), sulod sa (into), ila-ilaila (introduce), nako (my / I (object)), ko (my / I (object)), akoa (mine), kita (we (including listener)), nato (our (incl.)), atoa (ours (incl.)), kami (we (excluding listener)), ikaw (you (singular)), ka (you (singular)), niya (his / her), kaniya (his / hers), nila (their), kanila (theirs), kini (this (near speaker)), niini (of this), kana (that (near listener)), diha (there (near listener)), kanang mga (those (near listener)), kining (this (modifier)), kanang (that (modifier)), kadtong (that (far modifier)), ingon ani (like this), ingon ana (like that), ingon ato (like that (far)), adunay (there is / have), bawal (prohibited), gusto (like / want), dili gusto (don't like), ayaw (don't like), unsa nga (which), asa (where is), kang kinsa (belonging to whom), ika-pila (what number in order), lima (five), unom (six), walo (eight), siyam (nine), napulo ug tulo (thirteen), napulo ug lima (fifteen), napulo ug unom (sixteen), napulo ug walo (eighteen), napulo ug siyam (nineteen), treynta (thirty), singkwenta (fifty), sesenta (sixty), otsenta (eighty), nobenta (ninety), milyon (million), bilyon (billion), una (first), ikatulo (third), ikalima (fifth), ikaunom (sixth), ikawalo (eighth), ikasiyam (ninth), buntag (morning), gabii (evening / night), tunga sa gabii (midnight), tibuok gabii (all night), oras (time / hour), minuto (minute), Unsa orasa na? (What time is it?), alas tres y media (three thirty), alas kuwatro kinse (four fifteen), kagabii (last night), karong semanaha (this week), karong buwana (this month), karong tuiga (this year), ganiha (earlier), usahay (sometimes), usab (again), Biyernes (Friday), Abril (April), tuo (right), tunga (middle / half), tapad (beside), gawas (outside), pikas (other side), ting-ulan (rainy season), ulanon (rainy), hanginon (windy), hayag (bright / clear), tugnaw (chilly), alinsangan (humid), ulan (rain), muulan (to rain), ambon (drizzle), muambon (to drizzle), hangin (air / wind), muhangin (to be windy), kilat (lightning), mokilat (to lightning), taas sa dagat (high tide), ubos sa dagat (low tide), yuta (land / soil), bukid (mountain), kabukiran (mountain range), uma (field / farm), kapatagan (meadow / plain), bungtod (hill), suba (river), baybayon (seaside / coast), kapuluan (archipelago), mananap (animal), baboy (pig), ihalas nga baboy (wild boar), langgam (bird), manok (chicken), langgam sa lasang (wild bird), salampati (pigeon), buaya (crocodile), tiki (lizard), alitaptap (firefly), lawalawa (spider), kuliglig (cricket), lamok (mosquito), ulod (caterpillar / larva), kahoy (tree / firewood), bunga (fruit), mamunga (to bear fruit), malaya (to wither), mamupo (to pick), sasa (nipa palm), sampaguita (jasmine), gumamela (hibiscus), orkidyas (orchid), kalatsutsi (frangipani), bugambilya (bougainvillea), akasya (acacia), nangka (jackfruit), igsoon (sibling), magulang nga igsoon (older sibling), magulang nga babaye (older sister), kamagulangang anak (firstborn), manghod (youngest sibling), anak (child), pag-umangkon (nephew / niece), pinsan (cousin), apo (grandchild), ugangan (parent-in-law), umagad (child-in-law), bayaw (brother-in-law), hipag (sister-in-law), bilas (co-sibling), kumare (close female friend), kumpare (close male friend), tito (uncle (informal)), tita (aunt (informal)), ale (woman (polite)), mang (mister (informal)), aling (madam (informal)), mister (mister), miss (miss), nene (little girl), totoy (little boy), higala (friend), kauban (companion / fellow), silingan (neighbor), barkada (friend group), bata (child), dalagita (young girl), dalaga (single woman), binata (single man), uyab nga babaye (girlfriend), uyab nga lalaki (boyfriend), minyo (married), magtiayon (married couple), balo nga babaye (widow), balo nga lalaki (widower), tomboy (lesbian), kabit (mistress / affair partner), adlawng natawhan (birthday), bunyag (baptism), bunyagan (to baptize), kasal (wedding), magpakasal (to get married), manganak (to give birth), magpadako (to raise (a child)), diborsyo (divorce), mabuhi (to live), mamatay (to die), magpakamatay (to commit suicide), kaguol (mourning), buhok (hair), tudlo (finger), kuko (nail), hawak (waist), balakang (hip), paa sa hita (thigh), atay (liver), bato (kidney), panit (skin), laway (saliva), ihi (urine), sinok (hiccup), bugas-bugas (pimple), hugaw (dirt), muta (eye discharge), mosipa (to kick), mupunit (to pick up), mohampak (to hit), motutok (to stare / aim), maghunahuna (to think), magtuo (to believe), mosulat (to write), moinom (to drink), mokaon og panihapon (to have dinner), magsaba (to make noise), maminaw (to listen), mohigda (to lie down), nahadlok (afraid / scared), nahingangha (surprised), na-excite (excited), naluya (tired), naluya kaayo (very tired), nasakit (sick), masakiton (sickly), nabalaka (worried), buotan (kind), isog (wild / fierce), masinabuton (hardworking), buang (stupid / crazy), tikasan (cunning), maabiabihon (friendly / kind-hearted), masinabtanon (patient), maayo og batasan (polite), maalamon (wise), kuripot (stingy), madanihon (charming), malumo og pagbati (sensitive), mestizo (mixed-race), taas (tall / high), pandak (short (height)), niwang (slim), gwapa (beautiful), dako (big), lapad (wide), nipis (thin), tul-id (straight), trianggulo (triangle), mahaba ug nipis (long and thin), mahaba ug dako (long and big), tambok (fat / thick), laya (withered), daot (spoiled / rotten), mapait (bitter), anghang (spicy), hilom (quiet), gaan (light), huot (narrow / tight), pino (fine / smooth), madulas (slippery), magdikit (to stick together), mopilit (to stick), bintana (window), hagdanan (stairs), kisame (ceiling), sala (living room), kan-anan (dining room), kusina (kitchen), lababo (sink), kasilyas (toilet), lingkoranan (chair), kagamitan (tools / equipment), unan (pillow), kulambo (mosquito net), siga (light), appliances (appliances), lingkuranan (chair), kurtina (curtain), sampayanan (clothesline), pakô (nail), alambre (wire), destornilyador (screwdriver), pait (chisel), barena (drill), karit (sickle), hasa (sharpening stone), mabuhi (to live), mata sa buntag (to wake up (morning)), inom (drink), higda (lie down), pangita (look for / find), kuha (get / take /bring), huna-huna (think), mataas nga eskwelahan (high school), unibersidad (university), prinsipal (principal), presidente (president), pagsulod (admission), pagtapos (graduation), bakasyon (vacation), matrikula (tuition), mapakyas sa exam (to fail an exam), mogawas (to exit), lapis (pencil), magsulat (to write), diksyonaryo (dictionary), kahulogan (meaning), litok (pronunciation), baybay (spelling), sunod-sunod (to repeat / imitate), Filipino (Filipino language), Intsik (Chinese language), Iningles (English language), Kastila (Spanish language), panihapon (dinner), kan-on (rice (cooked)), sinangag (fried rice), ulam (dish / viand), sawsawan (sauce / dip), ilimnon (drink), kutsilyo (knife), uhaw (thirsty), maghugas (to wash dishes), kamot (to eat with hands), lami (delicious), mantikaon (oily), malutong (crispy), magluto og kan-on (to cook rice), magpabukal sa kan-on (to steam rice), hiwa (to slice), ibulad (to dry in the sun), sagol (to mix), ihaw (to grill), laga (to boil), pakulo (to boil liquid), sabwag (to sprinkle), asinan (to season with salt), kawali (frying pan), taklob (lid), tabla (board / cutting board), salaan (strainer), bagoong (fermented fish paste), patis (fish sauce), suka (vinegar), gata (coconut milk), gatas (milk), bawang (garlic), luya (ginger), sili (chili), sibuyas (onion), sampalok (tamarind), kamias (bilimbi), kalamansi (calamansi), bugas (rice (uncooked)), malagkit (sticky rice), isda (fish), pata (pig leg), mantika (oil), bihon (rice noodles), hibe (dried shrimp), bangus (milkfish), tilapya (tilapia), hipon (shrimp), sapsap (ponyfish), dalagang-bukid (fusilier fish), pusit (squid), hito (catfish), kangkong (water spinach), sitaw (string beans), pechay (chinese cabbage), labanos (radish), saba (cooking banana), ampalaya (bitter melon), prutas (fruits), pinya (pineapple), balimbing (starfruit), langka (jackfruit), hinog (ripe), hilaw (unripe), lingin ug lapad (round and wide), tuwid (straight), umbok (convex / bulging), tulis (pointed), nipis ug taas (long and thin), baga (thick), hugaw (dirty), samok (noisy), lig-on (sturdy / firm), pahid (wipe), walis sa gawas (sweep outside), walis sa sulod (sweep inside), punas (wipe), panggaling (grind), palanggana (basin), batya (wash basin), suklay (to comb hair), kosmetiko (cosmetics), manikyur (to do manicure), kutikis (manicure), putol kuko (to cut nails), palda (skirt), maong (jeans / denim), kamiseta (t-shirt), polo (polo shirt), amerikana (suit jacket), barong (barong shirt), terno (formal dress / suit), sando (sleeveless shirt), kamison (slip / undershirt), panglakaw (outing clothes), tsinelas (slippers / sandals), salamin (glasses / mirror), kurbata (necktie), panyo (handkerchief), hikaw (earring), singsing (ring), ipit (hair clip), peluka (wig), makina (sewing machine), gunting (scissors), tela (fabric / cloth), teteron (terylene / synthetic fiber), katsa (muslin), rami (ramie), siper (zipper), puti (white / fair), rosas (pink), plain (plain / solid), gilis (stripes), gusali (building), munisipyo (city hall), sentro (city center), sidewalk (sidewalk), traffic light (traffic light), tulay (bridge), turo-turo (eatery / roadside stall), ingay (noise), baligya sa tindahan (sell in a shop), bahin (divide), palihog hatag ko ug (please give me), palihog hatagi ko ug (please give me (request)), mahal (expensive), sakto (just right), presyo (price), diskwento (discount), regular nga presyo (regular price), paninda (goods / merchandise), sari-sari store (convenience shop), unang kustomer (first customer of the day), sinsilyo (coins), deposito (to deposit), withdraw (to withdraw), pirma (to sign), stationery (stationery), timbang (to weigh), hulog (drop / mail), post office (post office), telegraph office (telegraph office), dawat (receiver), dawat (to receive), lokal (local line), party line (party line), long distance call (long distance call), telephone directory (phone directory), public telephone (public phone), dial (to dial), butang ang telepono (to put down the receiver), alsa ang telepono (to pick up the receiver), ring (ring tone), busy (busy (line)), cross line (cross line), putol ang linya (line disconnected), hangtod asa ni? (where does this go?), sakyanan (vehicle), sakay (to ride / board), taksi (taxi), traykel (tricycle), kalesa (carriage), bisikleta (bicycle), LRT (light rail transit), tren (train), tiket (ticket), drayber (driver), maneho (to drive), parkingan (parking lot), gasolina (gasoline), gasolinahan (gas station), padayon (to continue / go forward), hunongon (to stop something), diretso (straight ahead), makina (engine), manibela (steering wheel), mekaniko (mechanic), eroplano (airplane), paliparan (airport), landing (landing), domestic flight (domestic flight), overweight (overweight), kumpirma (to confirm), barko (ship), pensyon (pension / lodging), check-in (to check in), bilin (to leave (something)), laba serbisyo (laundry service), tip (tip), resibo (receipt), resepsyonista (receptionist), security guard (security guard), undang (resign / quit), tanggal (dismiss), overtime (overtime), retire (to retire), opisina (office), opisyal (official / officer), unyon sa mga trabahante (labor union), reforma sa agraryo (agrarian reform), bayanihan (community cooperation), punla (seedling), bugas nga hilaw (rice plant (unhusked)), uma sa humay (rice field), abono (fertilizer), tubohan (sugarcane field), asendero (plantation owner), galing (to mill / thresh), hipan (to winnow), negosyo (business), negosyante (businessperson), kasosyo (business partner), kliyente (client), korporasyon (corporation), transaksyon (transaction), negosasyon (negotiation), kapital (capital), komisyon (commission), kita (profit), ganansya (profit / gain), mangingisda (fisherman), sundalo (soldier), inyinyero (engineer), bombero (firefighter), beautician (beautician), manikyurista (manicurist), katabang (helper / assistant), janitor (janitor), weyter (waiter), sine (movie), sinehan (cinema), perya (fair / carnival), sugalan (gambling place), karera sa kabayo (horse racing), baraha (playing cards), bingo (bingo), bilyar (billiards), domino (dominoes), daog (to win), mag-inom (to drink together), gin (gin), tuba (palm wine), pulutan (snack (with alcohol)), kanta (to sing), uyab (boyfriend / girlfriend), disko (nightclub / disco), basa og komiks (to read comics), tagu-taguan (hide and seek), habulan (chasing game), patintero (patintero), preso-presohan (prisoner game), sipa (kick game), tinikling (tinikling dance), basag banga (pot breaking game), pabitin (pabitin game), karu-krus (kite game), pamingwit (fishing game), saranggola (kite), tirador (slingshot), ospital (hospital), pediatrician (pediatrician), gynecologist (gynecologist), dentista (dentist), pasyente (patient), reseta (prescription), tambal (medicine), medical insurance (medical insurance), operasyon (operation), adto sa ospital (to go to the hospital), sakit (painful / hurt), hilo (to feel dizzy), suka (to vomit), kalibang (to have diarrhea), paak (bite), hilo sa pagkaon (food poisoning), natakdan (to get infected), nawad-an og panimuot (to lose consciousness), gikapoy (tired), bronkitis (bronchitis), pulmonya (pneumonia), TB (tuberculosis), bulutong-tubig (chickenpox), sore eyes (conjunctivitis), malarya (malaria), hepatitis (hepatitis), diabetes (diabetes), appendicitis (appendicitis), ilad (to deceive), sakmit (to seize / snatch), carnapper (car thief), mamumuno (killer), pulis (police), sundang (knife), prisohan (prison), bilanggoan (jail), lungsuranon (citizen), katilingban (society), administrasyon (administration), bise presidente (vice president), kabinete (cabinet), sekretaryo (secretary / minister), partido (political party), politika (politics), oposisyon (opposition), konstitusyon (constitution), lehislasyon (legislation), probinsya (province), lungsod (city), bayan (municipality), baryo (village), sangguniang bayan (municipal council), konsehal (councilor), kapitan (barangay captain), eleksyon (election), kandidato (candidate), sala (guilt), tumong (objective / goal), katarungan (justice), katungod (right), kalainan (difference), paghiusa (unity), pag-angkon (acquisition), panalipod (defense / protection), pagpatay (killing), militar (military), komunista (communist), MNLF (Moro National Liberation Front), balaod militar (martial law), kasaysayan (history), panahon sa Kastila (Spanish period), panahon sa Amerikano (American period), panahon sa Hapon (Japanese period), Republika sa Pilipinas (Republic of the Philippines), pananakop (colonization / occupation), pangapi (oppression), kolonisasyon (colonization), pag-alsa (uprising), rebolusyon (revolution), Katipunan (Katipunan), Ikaduhang Gubat sa Kalibutan (World War II), gerilya (guerrilla), Makapili (Makapili), kolonyal nga panghunahuna (colonial mentality), nasyonalismo (nationalism), relihiyon (religion), pagtuo (faith), Bibliya (Bible), Katoliko (Catholic), pari (priest), Pasko (Christmas), Simbang Gabi (Simbang Gabi), pasyon (Passion of Christ), senakulo (passion play), Muslim (Muslim), tuo-tuo (folk belief), pamahiin (superstition), anito (spirit / ancestor spirit), espiritu (spirit), espiritista (spiritualist), pag-ampo sa ninuno (ancestor worship), faith healer (faith healer), multa (fine / penalty), kapre (kapre (giant spirit)), duwende (dwarf spirit), diwata (fairy / nature spirit), engkanto (enchanted being), kalag sa namatay (spirit of the dead), media (media), panghitabo (event / incident), aksidente (accident), pangunang balita (main news), komersyal (commercial), estasyon (station), imprinta (to publish), headline (headline), peryodista (journalist), kolumnista (columnist), kilo (kilogram), litro (liter), bigkis (big bundle), tapok (pile), tiil (foot (unit)), tinuod (really / indeed), gamay (a little), espesyal (special), labi na (especially), murag (seems like), ba (question marker), pa (still / yet), sana (hope / wish), sab (because (colloquial)), gyud (emphasis), bitaw (agreement / correction), unta (wish / regret), samtang (while), hangtod sa (until), sukad sa (since), maski (even if), modawat (admit), moangkon (admit), butang (affair), batok (against), karaan (ancient), hayop (animal), tudlo (appoint), motungha (arise), moabot (arrive), artikulo (article), asosasyon (association), magsugod (begin), luyo (behind), pagkatawo (being), motoo (believe), tapad sa (beside), bayranan (bill), dala (bring / carry), tukod (build), sigurado (certain), panguna (chief), lingin (circle), angkon (claim), kahimtang (condition), hunahuna (consider), sulod (contain / enter), konseho (council), desisyon (decide/ determine), ihatod (deliver), hulagway (describe), tinguha (desire), detalye (detail), lisod (difficult), direkta (direct), diskobre (discover), sakit (disease), gilay-on (distance), ila (distinguish), distrito (district), bisan asa sa duha (either), Ingles (English), tibuok (entire), daotan (evil), ehersisyo (exercise), maglungtad (exist), kasinatian (experience), eksperimento (experiment), ipasabot (explain), mapakyas (fail), makatarunganon (fair), pamilyar (familiar), pamilya (family), uso (fashion), paborito (favourite), hulagway (figure), pun-a (fill), kalayo (fire), angay (fit), ayo (fix), langyaw (foreign), makakuha (gain), hatag (give), batasan (habit), tago (hide), iyang (lalaki) (his)

How to say "i" in Bisaya

Bisaya (Cebuano)

The Bisaya word for "i" is:

ako