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In visiting another country it is very important to know the language use in that particular country. ٸ 湮Ҷ ϴ ƴ° ߿մϴ. Specially in communicating to the local people in that area. Ư ε ȭ ~
Here are some common greetings: ϻ λ ֽϴ~
THANK YOU-SALAMAT
Salamat is both a Cebuano and Tagalog word which means Thank You ξƳ α 'մϴ' Դϴ. but if you want to say "Thank You Very Much". It would be "Daghang Salamat" in Cebuano. ' մϴ' ϰ ʹٸ, ξƳδ ٱ Դϴ "Daghan' means very much and in Tagalog it's " Maraming Salamat". ٱ ſ, Դϴ. αδ ̶ մϴ "Maraming " also in tagalog has another meaning it means "A Lot". α 'ſ' Դϴ.
YOU'RE WELCOME-WALAY SAPAYAN-WALANG ANUMAN
Walay sapayan is a Cebuano word means you're welcome. ж ľ ξƳ 'õ' Դϴ 'Walay" means nothing and 'Sapayan" means inconvenience so in other words it's you're welcome. ж '' ̰ ľ ̶ ϴ ǹ̹Ƿ õ~ ǹ̰ ˴ϴ. In tagalog it's "Walang Anuman 'means nothing at all. "Walang" means nothing. "Anuman" means anything. αδ ж ƴ õ~ . ж ƴ ͵ Դϴ
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