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For Ilonggo or Hiligaynon tenses, just add the following prefixes before a verb or action word.
For example: KA-on – eat
Past tense
Past Continuous: was eating
(add prefix naga-) na-ga-KA-on
Past Simple: ate
(add prefix nag-) nag-KA-on
Past Perfect Simple: had eaten
(add phrase na-ka-TA-pos na) na-ka-TA-pos na KA-on
Past Perfect Continuous: had been eating
(add phrase sige nga) SI-ge nga nag-KA-on
Present Continuous: is eating
(add prefix naga-) na-ga-KA-on
Present Simple: eats
KA-on
Present Perfect Simple: has eaten
(add prefix naka-) na-ka-KA-on
Present Perfect Continuous: has been eating
(add phrase sige nga) SI-ge nga na-ga-KA-on
Future tense
Future Continuous: is eating dinner (tomorrow)
(add prefix ma-): ma-KA-on bu-WAS*
(add prefix ma-): ma-KA-on
Future Perfect Simple: will have eaten
(add prefix maka- and word na after) ma-ka-KA-on na
Future Perfect Continuous: will have been eating
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*bu-WAS (tomorrow) - the u is slurred, thus is pronounced in one syllable BWAS
Hi there, can you cover the verbs with gin or gina? I found other sources but they are complicated.
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