Himo, signifies to possess the power of doing any thing, as:
| Can you make it? | Macahimo ca ba niana? |
| I could make it, but I have not tools. | Macahimo acó unta, apan uala acoy hilimoan. |
| What is impossible with men, God can do. | Ang dili mahimo sa mga taoo, mahimo sa Dios. |
| Is it possible? | Mahimo ba? |
| It is possible. | Mahimo man. |
| The authority. | Cagamhanan. |
| Our Lord Jesus Christ left to his ministers the power of forgiving sins. | Ang mga ilis ni Jesucristo guitaga-an nia sa cagamhanan sa pagpa-saylo sa mga salá. |
Exercise XIX.
Why do you associate with those people?—I associate with them because they are useful to me—If you continue to associate with them you will get into bad scrapes, for they have many enemies—Do you know a good place to swim in?—I know one—Where is it?—On the side of the river behind the wood, near the high road—When shall we go to swim?—This evening if you please—Will you wait for me before the city gate?—I shall wait for you there, but I beg you not to forget it—You know that I never forget my promises—Is this man angry with you?—I think he is angry with me, because I do not go to see him; but I do not like to go to his house, for when I go there, instead of receiving me with pleasure, he looks displeased—Why do you look so sad?—I have experienced great misfortunes—You must not afflict yourself so much, for you know that we must yield to necessity—But, bless me, why do you cry so?