Banking & ATM

1. Asa ang pinaka-duol nga ATM?

   A-sa ang pi-na-ka-du-ol nga ATM?

   Where is the nearest ATM?

   Usage

   Used to find the nearest ATM when you need cash

   Grammar Note

   "Asa ~?" means "where is ~?" in Cebuano

2. Gusto kong mag-withdraw og kwarta.

   Gus-to kong mag-withdraw og kwar-ta.

   I'd like to withdraw money.

   Usage

   Used at an ATM or bank to withdraw cash

   Grammar Note

   "Gusto ko ~" expresses desire in Cebuano

3. Pwede ba mag-exchange og kwarta diri?

   Pwe-de ba mag-exchange og kwar-ta di-ri?

   Can I exchange currency here?

   Usage

   Used to ask about currency exchange

   Grammar Note

   "Pwede ba ~?" asks for permission in Cebuano

4. Dili molihok ang akong kard.

   Di-li mo-li-hok ang a-kong kard.

   My card is not working.

   Usage

   Used when your card is not functioning

   Grammar Note

   "dili" is the basic negation word in Cebuano

5. Unsa ang exchange rate?

   Un-sa ang exchange rate?

   What is the exchange rate?

   Usage

   Used to check the exchange rate

   Grammar Note

   "Unsa ang ~?" means "what is ~?" in Cebuano

6. Aduna bay bayad sa transaksyon?

   A-du-na bay ba-yad sa tran-saks-yon?

   Is there a transaction fee?

   Usage

   Used to ask if a transaction fee applies

   Grammar Note

   "Aduna bay ~?" is an existential question in Cebuano

7. Gusto kong mag-transfer og kwarta.

   Gus-to kong mag-transfer og kwar-ta.

   I'd like to transfer money.

   Usage

   Used to request a money transfer

   Grammar Note

   "mag-" is a verb-forming prefix in Cebuano

8. Pwede ba makakuha og resibo?

   Pwe-de ba ma-ka-ku-ha og re-si-bo?

   Can I get a receipt?

   Usage

   Used to request a receipt

   Grammar Note

   "Pwede ba ~?" is a polite way to ask for permission

9. Kinahanglan nako i-report ang nawala nga kard.

   Ki-na-hang-lan na-ko i-report ang na-wa-la nga kard.

   I need to report a lost card.

   Usage

   Used to report a lost card

   Grammar Note

   "kinahanglan" expresses obligation or necessity in Cebuano

10. Unsa ang inyong oras sa pag-abli?

    Un-sa ang in-yong o-ras sa pag-a-bli?

    What are your opening hours?

    Usage

    Used to ask about business hours

    Grammar Note

    "inyong" is the plural possessive pronoun in Cebuano

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