TAUSUG 101: Learing Bahasa Sūg is an on-line language course composed of short, simple subject-lessons designed to enable the learners (especially the new learners) to understand the rules on Tausūg Grammars one at a time. Each Grammar lessons were originally published every Thursdays starting June 2012 until August 2012. But due to the great number of lessons to be covered, the dates of publishing lessons was stretched up until the present time.
Bonus lessons will also be published to accompany the
other Grammar lessons.
These Bonus lessons are not grammar-related lessons but are also important
lessons for new learners.
Here is the complete list of Lessons for Tausug 101: learning Bahasa Sug by Anak
Iluh, series of 2012. (Lesson numbers and titles might change along the
course without prior notice.)
GRAMMAR
LESSONS
Basic Sinūg Grammar
(updated January 15, 2015)
Lesson
number
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Title
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Intro
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PART
I: Sounds and Letters
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Lesson 1
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Lesson 2
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Lesson 3
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Lesson 4
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Lesson 5
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Baris Patay (‘): The Glottal Stop
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PART
II: Words and Phrases I
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Lesson 6
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Lesson 7
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Lesson 8
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Lesson 9
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Lesson 10
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Lesson 11
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Conjunctions “iban”, “atawa”
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Lesson 12
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Lesson 13
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PART
III: Action Words
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Lesson 14
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Lesson 15
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The iy
verbs
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Lesson 16
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The im
verbs
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Lesson 17
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Verbs beginning with /Bb/, /Mm/ and /Pp
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Lesson 18
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The un
verbs
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Lesson 19
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The um
verbs
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Lesson 20
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Other form of verbs
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PART
IV: Constructing Sentences
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Lesson 21
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BONUS
LESSONS
Things that are worth learning J
Lesson
number
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Title
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Bonus Lesson 1
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Bonus Lesson 2
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Bonus Lesson 3
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Bonus Lesson 4
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Bonus Lesson 5
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Telling Time
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Bonus Lesson 6
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Bonus Lesson 7
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Bonus Lesson 8
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VOCABULARY
LESSONS
Posts than will surely increase your
vocabulary in Bahasa Sūg!
Lesson
number
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Title
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Vocabulary 1
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Vocabulary 2
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Vocabulary 3
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Vocabulary 4
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Vocabulary 5
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Vocabulary 6
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Vocabulary 7
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CONVERSATIONS
Speak fluently in Bahasa Sūg by studying
these simple short conversations!
Lesson
number
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Title
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Conversations 1
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Unu
in ngan mu: (What is
your name)
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Conversations 2
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Hāin
kaw naghuhula’ (Where
do you live)
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Conversations 3
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Ha
tabu’ (in the market)
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Coversations 4
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TRANSLATIONS
Translation services from the author’s
emails.
Post
Title
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Note that not all posts published here are
in this list. Other lessons/posts will be added or removed without prior notice
when the needs arise. For any suggestions on lessons to be added, removed, or
changed please send your queries through our Contact Form
Salam
Kasilasa and magsukul!
-Anakiluh
This is great! I'm really learning a lot. I've always wanted to learn another dialect since I only know how to speak in Tagalog and English. My mom's friend and her children are Tausug, and so is my crush (HAHAHA) that's why I thought of learning this specific language and also, so I may be able to understand some of the things they ask me in Bahasa Sūg unintentionally.
ReplyDeleteMagsukul tuud kaymu! ♥︎
Jazak Allah Khairan
It is always a pleasure to help :)
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