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Common Bisaya to Sami North phrases

100 practical Bisaya to Sami North phrases for travel, study, work, and daily conversation.

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Looking for practical Bisaya to Sami North phrases? This free guide lists 100 essential sentences for travel, study, work, and everyday conversation. Each line shows the Bisaya phrase first, then the Sami North translation (Sami North) — so you can scan quickly before a trip, class, or video call.

The phrases are grouped into eight topics: greetings and pleasantries, useful phrases for travellers, everyday conversation, directions and getting around, shopping and dining, emergencies and health, work and business, and time, days and numbers. Use the table of contents to jump straight to greetings, directions, dining, emergencies, or numbers. You do not need perfect grammar to start — short, clear sentences often work better than silence when you are learning Sami North.

Tip: focus on one section per day (travel Monday, dining Tuesday, and so on) if you are preparing for a Sami North-speaking trip in a few weeks.

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Greetings and pleasantries

Hello, goodbye, please, thank you, and polite introductions for meeting new people.

  1. Kumusta

    Bures (bures)

  2. Salamat

    Giitu (giitu)

  3. Maayong buntag

    Buorre eahket (buorre eahket)

  4. Maayong hapon

    Buorre beaivi (buorre beaivi)

  5. Maayong gabii

    Buorre iđit (buorre iđit)

  6. Maayong pagkatulog

    Buorre natti (buorre natti)

  7. Kita-kits unya

    Bures boahtin (bures boahtin)

  8. Babay

    Ráhkisvuohta (ráhkisvuohta)

  9. Unsa imong ngalan?

    Mii du namma lea? (mii du namma lea)

  10. Ang akong ngalan kay John

    Mun namma lea John (mun namma lea John)

  11. Kumusta ka?

    Gii du lea? (gii du lea)

  12. Nalipay kong makaila nimo

    Bures boahtin (bures boahtin)

Useful phrases for travellers

Airport, hotel, tickets, and transport phrases for getting around on a trip.

  1. Nagsulti ka og Ingles?

    Don leat englalaš? (Don leat englalaš?)

  2. Dili ko maayo mosulti og Hindi.

    Mun in lea hindi gohčodaga (Mun in lea hindi gohčodaga)

  3. Wala ko kasabot.

    Mun in boahtte (Mun in boahtte)

  4. Palihug, hinay-hinay lang sa pagsulti.

    Váldde čáhkkáldat (Váldde čáhkkáldat)

  5. Pwede nimo isulti na usab?

    Várra gohččat dán again? (Várra gohččat dán again?)

  6. Asa ang banyo?

    Gii lea báhkkis? (Gii lea báhkkis?)

  7. Unsaon nako pag-adto sa sentro sa syudad?

    Mii lea muohta gávdno? (Mii lea muohta gávdno?)

  8. Liko sa wala.

    Váldde oassal (Váldde oassal)

  9. Liko sa tuo.

    Váldde dehálaš (Váldde dehálaš)

  10. Diretso lang.

    Geahččat suohkan (Geahččat suohkan)

  11. Tagpila ang bayad?

    Mii lea gávdno? (Mii lea gávdno?)

  12. Usa ka tiket, palihug.

    Okta billeta, please (Okta billeta, please)

  13. Layo ba kini gikan dinhi?

    Lea dat láhka da? (Lea dat láhka da?)

  14. Nawala ko.

    Mun lean bohtos (Mun lean bohtos)

  15. Asa ko makapalit og SIM card?

    Gii lea muohta SIM-kortta? (Gii lea muohta SIM-kortta?)

Everyday conversation

Small talk, feelings, opinions, and common chat phrases for daily life.

  1. Oo

    Ja

  2. Dili

    Ii

  3. Siguro

    Mii

  4. Uyon ko

    Mun ođđa

  5. Dili ko uyon

    Mun ii ođđa

  6. Maayo na nga tunog

    Dasa lea buorre

  7. Unsay imong hunahuna?

    Mii du váldde?

  8. Makatabang ka nako?

    Sii mii geahččat mu?

  9. Nanginahanglan ko og tabang

    Mun háliid geahččat

  10. Hulat sa usa ka gutlo

    Váldde ieš

  11. Pasayloa ko

    Mun lea áibbas

  12. Walay sapayan

    Ii proplema

  13. Congratulations

    Báhkkus

  14. Malipayong adlaw nga natawhan

    Buorre álbmotbeivvi

  15. Mag-amping sa biyahe

    Váldde beaivvi buorre

Directions and getting around

Asking where something is, left and right, distances, and finding your way.

  1. Asa ang istasyon sa tren?

    Mii lea raššabáikkit? (Mii lea raššabáikkit?)

  2. Asa ang bus stop?

    Mii lea bussibaikkit? (Mii lea bussibaikkit?)

  3. Asa nga plataporma kini?

    Mii platforma lea? (Mii platforma lea?)

  4. Unsang orasa kini molakaw?

    Mii dihte lea? (Mii dihte lea?)

  5. Sakto ba ni nga dalan?

    Lea dehálaš vejola? (Lea dehálaš vejola?)

  6. Dool ra kini dinhi

    Dat lea njuolga (Dat lea njuolga)

  7. Layo ra kini dinhi

    Dat lea muohta (Dat lea muohta)

  8. Makatabang ka nga ipakita sa mapa?

    Sii máhcá muohta? (Sii máhcá muohta?)

  9. Hunong dinhi, palihug

    Dán, please (Dán, please)

  10. Unsa ka dugay kini?

    Mii lea áibbas? (Mii lea áibbas?)

Shopping and dining

Ordering food, asking prices, paying the bill, and shopping at markets or stores.

  1. Tagpila ni?

    Mii lea gohčodit? (miː leːa gohːtʊt)

  2. Sobra ka mahal

    Dát lea muhtun dearvvaš (daːt leːa muːtʊn deːarvaʃ)

  3. Naa bay mas barato?

    Don leat geahččat muhtun? (dɔn leːat ɡeːaʧːat muːtʊn)

  4. Pwede ba ko magbayad gamit ang card?

    Sii mun sáhte ákkis? (siː mun sɑːhte ˈɑkːis)

  5. Gusto ko og lamesa para sa duha

    Mun háliidan duohken guovttos (mun ˈhɑːliːdɑn ˈduoːhken ˈɡuovttos)

  6. Ang bayad, palihug

    Bille, please (ˈbɪlle pleːz)

  7. Apil na ang serbisyo?

    Lea servihkka gohčodaga? (leːa ˈservihkːa ˈɡoːhːtʊɡɑ)

  8. Vegetarian ko

    Mun lean veahkki (mun leːan ˈveːhki)

  9. Walay maanghang nga pagkaon, palihug

    Ihkká muhtun mat (ˈihkːɑ muːtʊn mɑt)

  10. Lami kaayo ni

    Dát lea njuolggad (daːt leːa ˈnjuolɡːɑd)

  11. Pwede ko makakuha sa menu?

    Sii mun sáhte menuhit? (siː mun sɑːhte ˈmeːnuːhɪt)

  12. Usa ka baso nga tubig, palihug

    Vátta, please (ˈvɑːttɑ pleːz)

Emergencies and health

Help, police, doctor, pharmacy, and urgent situations when you need assistance fast.

  1. Tawga ang pulis

    Soažžat poliija

  2. Tawga ang ambulansya

    Soažžat ambulánsa

  3. Kailangan ko ug doktor

    Mii dušše doktara

  4. Nagasakit ko

    Mii lea vuordde

  5. Allergic ko sa mani

    Mii lean allergalaš maŋŋebárga

  6. Asa ang pinakaduol nga ospital?

    Gii lea najdduhaš sávkkas?

  7. Masakit diri

    Dát lea gárttá

  8. Nawala ang akong pasaporte

    Mii lea váldde mu passu

  9. Makatawag ka sa akong hotel?

    Sii sáhte soažžat mu hotellii?

  10. Tabang!

    Hjálp!

Work and business

Meetings, email tone, schedules, and professional phrases for the workplace.

  1. Nindot nga magkita ta

    Buerie bisseha (buerie bisseha)

  2. Mag-iskedyul ta og miting

    Mii dárbbašat dohkkehuvvan (mii dárbbašat dohkkehuvvan)

  3. Unsang orasa ang angay para nimo?

    Mii čuovgga leat du?

  4. Ipadala nako ang report karon

    Mun sendá reportta ihttin

  5. Makaistorya ba ta ugma?

    Mii sáhte gohččat ovttas?

  6. Palihug tan-awa ang nakadugang nga file

    Dárbbašat fálla geavahuvvan

  7. Salamat sa imong oras

    Giitu du máŋga

  8. Nagaandam ko sa pagtrabaho uban nimo

    Mun geahččat dohkkehuvvan du

  9. Makahatag ka ba og klaro ana nga punto?

    Sáhte du geahččat dán áiggi?

  10. Mobalik ko nimo

    Mii dárbbašat geahččat du

  11. Ang deadline kay Biyernes

    Dáhpáhusa lea friddjá

Time, days and numbers

Clock times, days of the week, months, quantities, and counting for appointments and plans.

  1. Unsay oras?

    Mii dát lea? (Miida lea?)

  2. Alas tres na.

    Dát lea golbma (Dát lea golbma.)

  3. Karong adlawa.

    Dán álbmot (Dan albmot.)

  4. Ugma.

    Ráhkis (Rahkis.)

  5. Kahapon.

    Ipmil (Ipmil.)

  6. Lunes.

    Mánnodahka (Manndahka.)

  7. Martes.

    Dálkkodahka (Dalkodahka.)

  8. Miyerkules.

    Miehtardahka (Miehtardahka.)

  9. Usa.

    Okta (Okta.)

  10. Duha.

    Guokte (Guokte.)

  11. Tulo.

    Golbma (Golbma.)

  12. Sampo.

    Logi (Logi.)

  13. Siyento.

    Sihkkar (Sihkkar.)

  14. Tunga.

    Njaal (Njaal.)

  15. Dugang.

    Mearka (Mearka.)

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