| What has that servant done with my short-coat? | Onsay guibuhat nianang sologo-on sa acong americana? |
| He has put it to dry because it is very wet | Guibulad nia sa adlao cay mahumud man tinood |
| Does that coat fit you? | Ang~ayan ca ba nianang americana? |
| It does not | Dili ang~ayan |
| If that lady likes the white neckerchief, she may dispose of it | Cun mahagugma canang seÑora sa paÑo ng~a maputi, sia lang magabuut niana |
| This hat does not fit your brother | Dili ang~ayan ang imong igso-on niining calo |
| Is your mother pleased with the shawl I sent her yesterday? | Guihigugma ba sa inahan mo ang chal ng~a guipahatud co cania cahapon? |
| Yes, she is | Oo, guihigugma nia |
| Are you pleased with the coat the tailor made you? | Miang~ay ca ba sa americana ng~a guibuhat sa mananahi? |
| No, for it does not fit me | Dili, cay dili ang~ayan aco nia |
| Why do you not put on your new boots? | Mano dili ca magsapin sa mg~a bota ng~a bag-o? |
| Because they do not fit me; I tried to put them on this morning and could not succeed | Cay dili ang~ayan aco nila; guisulay co ang pagsapin canila ganina sa buntag ug uala co mahimo |
| Where are you going now? | Asa ca paing~on caron? |
| I am going to dress myself | Magailis aco |
| Bring me a clean shirt | Dad-i aco ug usa ca sinina ng~a limpio |
| Are my shoes cleaned? | Limpio ba ang acong mg~a sapin? |
| Are they blackened? | Guibetunan ba sila? |
| Yes, they are | Oo |
| Where are my slippers? | Hain ba ang acong sinelas? |
| They are under the table | Tua sa ilalum sa lamesa |
| Will you be shaved? | Paalot ca ba? |
| I will not | Dili |
| Get my razors | Dada diri ang mg~a navaja |
| Brush my clothes | Cepillahi ang acong visti |
| Help me on with my coat | Tabang~i aco sa pagsoob sa americana |
| Have you forgotten anything? | Hincalimtan mo ba ug bisan onsa? |
| I have forgotten the watch that is on the chair | Hincalimtan co ang horasan ng~a atua sa silla |
| You had better to take your umbrella because it will rain | Maayo pa ng~a magadala ca sa payong cay magaolan |
| Give me the spectacles | Iari canaco ang anteojos |
| I am going to shift my shirt | Magailis aco sa acong sinina |
| Bring me change of clothes for I will dress myself | Iari canaco ug ilisan cay magailis aco |
| Put on those trousers | Magcalsones ca nianang calsones |
| Take off those new clothes | Hocasa canang visti ng~a bag-o |
| I want to dress myself | Quinahanglan ng~a magailis aco |
| Have you dressed yourselves? | Nanagilis na camo? |
| Yes, we have | Oo, human na |
| Have you done dressing? | Human na camo magilis? |
| I have to comb my hair | Magasudlay pa aco |
| Here is the washer-woman | Ania man ang lavandera |
| Count the linen | Ihapa ang binunacan |
| Is there anything missing? | Duna bay culang? |
| There are a pair of trousers, two towels and a sock missing | Culang usa ca calsones, duha ca pamahidan ug usa ca booc ng~a calcetines |
| These shirts are not well ironed | Dili maayo ang pagutao niining mg~a sinina |
| Put a little more stiffening | Dugang~i pa ug diriot ng~a almidÓn |
| Starch well the collars | Almidonan ug maayo ang mg~a cuello |
| I must have them to-morrow | Ugma quinahanglan co sila |
| Have you brought the bill? | Nagdala ca ba sa cuenta? |
| Here it is | Ania man |
| Take your money | Dauata ang sohol |
| Your boy has soiled my shirt | Ang bata mo nagbuling sa acong sinina |
| Bring and wash it again | Dada ug bunac-i pagusab |
| Bring the dirty linen | Dada ang bulunacan |
| Very well, good by | Maayo man, ari na aco |
| Good by | Adios |
