Learn Hiligaynon (Ilonggo)

Ilonggo & Hiligaynon

Vowels

How to say "ng."

Glottal Stops

Double Vowels

Two-Letter Combinations

A few realistic tips on pronunciation.

Labeling nouns with Ang, Sang, Sa

The different forms of pronouns.

When and how to use conjugations.

The difference between the object and recipient.

Tips on choosing which focus to use.

How articles work in Hiligaynon.

A few common variations of the basic sentence format.

How to conjugate future tense Object Focus verbs.

How to use Ability / Accidental conjugations.

Command form.

Using "yes" and "no."

Linking things together with "nga."

Making things plural.

How to label names.

Basic descriptions.

More details on descriptive sentences.

Basic greetings.

Intro to numbers.

Pure Hiligaynon numbers.

Location words.

Demonstrative pronouns.

Using the word "it" in different situations.

How to show ownership.

Question words and phrases.

Using question words in non-question sentences.

Using oonjugated verbs as nouns.

Learn how to describe action more fully.

The three words for "know."

Showing existence or possession.

Placing emphasis on existence or possession.

The all-purpose negative word for no/none/not.

A multi-function tool that works as "is," "same," "like," etc.

Make state-of-being sentences.

Express emotions in various ways.

Advanced Conjugations

Changing the meaning of words with prefixes, infixes, and suffixes.

A variety of useful words.

Preposition words and directional words.

A reference of time-related words.

How to say the time.

Titles for family members and other acquaintances.

Words that help you compare, like "more," "most," and "same."

Handling sentences with primary and secondary verbs.

Some verbs do not require strict conjugation.

Time-related words that can be used in a variety of ways.

How the word "sing" was used traditionally.

A look at forming longer, more complex sentences.

Learn various phrases and particles to be more expressive.

Some words can be used quite flexibly.