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

Note 1 — REPRESENTATIVE RELATION

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As to cases, we have seen (page 52) that this relative nga never refers to the object of the verb. The sentences in the English and other languages, where the corresponding relative pronoun relates to the object of the verb and where consequently the said relative is in the objective case, are expressed in Bisayan in passive voice which is the most used in this tongue.1 Thus, if we wish to say

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