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Bisayan grammar and notes on Bisayan rhetoric and poetics and Filipino dialectology

Note 20 — Parts of Speech.

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As when we say: “macaoncaón iní ng̃a bayábas” (this guava is inviting). The idea of fondness sometimes takes the same form, as “macaoncaón ini ng̃a sorogóon” (this servant is fond of eating surreptitiously). This form is also used for impersonal verbs, as will be seen later, as: “macaoncáon na” (I have appetite already). ↑

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