Gitugotan ba ang pagkuha og litrato dinhi?
Gi-tu-go-tan ba ang pag-ku-ha og li-tra-to din-hi?
Is photography allowed here?
Usage
Used to check whether photography is permitted in a museum or gallery
Grammar Note
"Ba" is a question particle widely used in Cebuano yes/no questions
Kinsa ang artista?
Kin-sa ang ar-tis-ta?
Who is the artist?
Usage
Used to ask about the creator of an artwork
Grammar Note
"Ang" is a focus/topic marker in Cebuano, marking the subject or topic
Unsay ngalan niini nga obra?
Un-say nga-lan ni-i-ni nga o-bra?
What is this work called?
Usage
Used to ask for the title of an artwork
Grammar Note
"Unsay" is a contraction of "unsa" (what) + "ang" (focus marker)
Kanus-a gitukod kining museyo?
Ka-nus-a gi-tu-kod ki-ning mu-se-yo?
When was this museum built?
Usage
Used to ask about the construction date of a museum
Grammar Note
"Gi-" prefix marks the completed passive; "gitukod" means "was built"
Aduna ba moy audio guide?
A-du-na ba moy audio guide?
Do you have an audio guide?
Usage
Used to ask about audio guide availability
Grammar Note
"Aduna ba moy?" asks "do you (plural) have ~?" in Cebuano
Asa ang gift shop?
A-sa ang gift shop?
Where is the gift shop?
Usage
Used to locate the gift shop
Grammar Note
"Asa ang ~?" is the standard way to ask "Where is ~?" in Cebuano
Gusto kong mopalit ug print niining obra.
Gus-to kong mo-pa-lit ug print ni-i-ning o-bra.
I'd like to buy a print of this artwork.
Usage
Used when wanting to purchase a print of an artwork
Grammar Note
"Gusto kong + verb" expresses "I want to do X" in Cebuano
Aduna bay guided tour?
A-du-na bay guided tour?
Is there a guided tour?
Usage
Used to ask if a guided tour is available
Grammar Note
"Aduna bay" is a contraction asking "is there ~?" in Cebuano
Unsa ang oras sa pagbukas sa museyo?
Un-sa ang o-ras sa pag-bu-kas sa mu-se-yo?
What are the museum's opening hours?
Usage
Used to ask about the museum's operating hours
Grammar Note
"Sa" is a versatile preposition in Cebuano, marking location, time, and possession
Nindot kaayo kining pintura.
Nin-dot ka-a-yo ki-ning pin-tu-ra.
This painting is beautiful.
Usage
Used to express admiration for a painting or artwork
Grammar Note
"Kaayo" intensifies adjectives; "nindot kaayo" means "very beautiful/wonderful"
More Cebuano phrases
- Basic Words
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