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When you are speaking/writing to someone, and you call them by name, do you use "si"?
For example, would you say "Kumusta si Sam!" or "Kumusta Sam!"?
2015年4月28日 05:21
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Henry is right.
It applies the same rules in Cebuano. You don't have to use "si" if you are addressing someone directly.
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2015年5月4日
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I don't speak Cebuano, but in Tagalog, when you are addressing someone directly, you don't use "si".
Kumusta si Sam? = How is Sam?
Kumusta kay Sam. = Say hello to Sam for me.
Kumusta, Sam? = Though this may also be understood as "How are you, Sam?", it may be said to simply mean, "Hi/Hello, Sam!
Kumusta ka, Sam? = How are you, Sam?
2015年5月1日
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