[96] It also conveys the idea of “Saying”, as in the example: nasiring an catsila, ngalaong: “págame”, abi tapa: “bayari acó”. [↑]
[97] There is another, viz: susmaryosep or susmarosèp the corrupted Spanish “Jesús, María y José”. [↑]
SYNTAX
SUBJECTIVE RELATION
The subject of a verb may be either a noun or its equivalent, namely a pronoun, a verb in the infinitive mood, or an entire phrase. As
| An Dyos macagagáhum | (God is omnipotent) |
| Acó nagsusurát | (I write) |
| An paguaon maopay | (The meal is good; literally: the eating is good) |
| An guinquiquinauanglan ta ámo an pag-orosa | (what we need is union). |
PREDICATIVE RELATION
The verb agree with its subject in person and number. As