Government & Education Best Posts in Thread: Ugma na ang Bisayan tutorial

Ugma - tomorrow

Ayaw - don't

kalimot - forget

Ugma na ang Bisayan tutorial. Those who have confirmed and even those who have not confirmed but are interested to know more about Bisayan culture through their language, ayaw kalimot.

10:45 am, Tiptop Hotel.

Magkita-kita ta! (Let's meet!)

 

Conversational----it is the Bisaya used in the city----the ones used by up there in the mountains will sound funny here---lol----depending on the age of the kids---if they can read, they may join this group----if not, then they need private tutoring

 

Since we are getting started on June 4 at 10:45 am to 12:00 at Cafe Sofia, Tip Top Hotel across Don Bosco School, it is best to know how obligations can be done:

Option A: Down payment (at least 1k, the balance to be settled within the month)

Option B: pay in full

Option C: weekly (540/week)

Whichever option is suitable for you, go for it.

Receipts will be issued guys. Thank you.

 

BTW, one big consideration of the venue is its accessibility and safety. Several years back I made one poor decision of renting a space that was located on the 2nd floor of building somewhere near the boulevard. A couple of members had some leg problems and had to go through the hassle of climbing up the stairs. This is not going to happen now. The space must be on the ground floor, no climbing, no hassles.

 

Yes, I was a teacher for many years and still am on a freelance basis. And yes, I had taught Bisayan to foreigners years and years ago----that was a group composed of 10 eager-to-learn foreigners who did not want to feel like a plant whenever relatives of their wives or girlfriends come around. I teach English so I do my best to incorporate some grammatical explanations to some lessons although not all Bisayan expressions have grammatical logic. And yes, it would be nice to also earn some extra money from this effort.

Oh really? I lost track then---I will have to actually write down all the names so I don't miss out anyone.

Good question. It depends on how many we are. I could use my small place if the number is small but if there are around 5 people I need to get a more comfortable and convenient place. I am open to suggestions though.

 

Unfortunately I won't be able to make it this Saturday because of other commitments. Hoping to join on Tuesday.

 

We can do that but if you do a per session attendance, the fee will be a bit higher, just a bit.

 

This is just a friendly reminder to those who will be participating in the Learn Bisaya class which will take off this coming Saturday, June 8 at 10:45 a.m., Tip Top Hotel, near Robinsons, fronting Don Bosco School. If the parking spaces in front of the hotel are
occupied, the hotel has a huge parking area next to it. Feel free to use it.