English-Bisaya Grammar, in Twenty Eight Lessons

English-Bisaya Grammar, in Twenty Eight Lessons

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Nos Don Severino Piczon y Quinto,

Bisaya Alphabet.

Of the article.

Of the cardinal numbers.

Of the pronouns.

Of the adjective.

Diminutive adjectives.

Unitive particles.

TO BE Ani-a, na-a or Ana-a, Tua .

The adjective verbs.

Eleventh Lesson

Of the passives.

Some rules upon the passives and their sentences.

Thirteenth Lesson

Of the particles

Fourteenth Lesson

Of the imperative, called impersonal.

Fifteenth Lesson

Infinitive sentences.

Sixteenth Lesson

Of the Particles Pa and Iga.

Seventeenth Lesson

Of the Particle Nagapa

Eighteenth Lesson

Of the Particle NAGAPACA .

Nineteenth Lesson

Of the Particle NACA .

Twentieth Lesson

Of the Particle NACA #NAME?

Twenty First Lesson

Of the Particles Mi and Na .

Twenty Second Lesson

Of the Particles Nanag and Nan .

Twenty Third Lesson

Of the Particles Naquig and Naqui .

Twenty Fourth Lesson

Of the Particles Naha, Nahi, Napa, Nasig, Nasighi, Nangi, Nanhi, Nanig, Nanum, Nani .

Twenty Fifth Lesson

Impersonal Verbs.

Twenty Sixth Lesson

Defective Verbs.

Twenty Seventh Lesson

Practical Sentences

Twenty Eighth Lesson

Practical Sentences (2)

Key to the Exercises

A Table of the Particles and their Passives.

Table containing a small dictionary of the words in general use for the benefit of the learners.

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English-Bisaya Grammar

In Twenty Eight Lessons.

Abridged from the Grammars
Of the Recoleto
Fathers, Guillen, Nicolas and Zueco
And translated into English for the use of the American people
By
R. P. Fr. Pedro Jimenez
Recoleto.

CebÚ—1904
Imprenta de «El Pais»

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