Kanang pasabta ko...
Lahi ba ang "MAOY" sa tagalog ug bisaya?
Ang MAOY sa Cebuanos kay minghoy/ sadboy, sad girl/ dramatic
Sa tagalog kay ang akong sabot sa ilang MAOY kay nasuko?
Ka duha ko ka encounter ni use ug word na MAOY (1 sa podcast then 1 sa thread) then ang context kay nasuko or basta negative.
As far as I know, maoy is a cebuano word. Na adopt ni nila ug ghatagan ug lain meaning Or naa sad lain version ang tagalog?
So ga rant ko kay taas na kaayu kog post (which was a positive post) then cge ug prompt
"paragraph break". At that moment maskin unsa akong edit, mo prompt jud cya.
Instead na ma fix ang issue gban man nuon ko nila. Ngano mo oi, and mind you dli ra ako. Kita sad kog post about it previously. Abi ba nko open for critcism ta diri or atleast ma guide ang community kung naa bay specific way para dli ko magka issue in the future.
Ako ni i.delete kung ma huwasan ba ko .pa rant-a lng ko.
Hi! Planning a trip to Iloilo and I’m looking for cheap but still decent hostels/airbnb not super fancy, just clean + safe + okay vibes 😅
Preferably:
walking distance or near tourist spots (City Proper, Esplanade, Smallville, etc.)
accessible to commute / port (for Guimaras day trip)
budget-friendly (the cheaper the better lol but not sketchy level
Lastly, we’re remote workers, so strong and stable WiFi is a top priority. Also wanted to confirm, how bad are brownouts in Iloilo these days?
Last question, we’re planning to do Islas de Gigantes and maybe Concepcion island hopping over the weekend. Our shift ends at 6:30 AM, so we’re wondering if that’s still doable logistically 😅
From what I’ve seen, trips to Gigantes usually start early (like 5–8 AM departures from Carles/Estancia), and travel time from Iloilo City is around 3–4 hours.