Истории Cebuano

Both carrying stories they'd rather not tell, two Bisaya strangers join a hike to forget - but bisan pa og both are hurting, instead of peace, peaceti nuon, as they slowly become each other's unexpected comfort along the trail. Bisan Pa

Leanna Lily Teng has always believed that distance is the kindest form of healing. In Dumaguete, life was quiet, familiar, and forgiving-slow afternoons, familiar faces, and memories she could keep at arm's length. But when her parents decide to move to Cebu, Leanna's carefully built sense of peace begins to fracture. Cebu is louder, faster, and far less merciful. The city doesn't allow room for avoidance, especially when Leanna enrolls at the University of San Jose Recoletos-only to discover that the one person she has spent years trying to forget is there too. Iñigo Andres Parcon. Leanna's plan is simple: survive the city, keep her head down, and avoid Iñigo at all costs. But Cebu has a way of forcing collisions, and the university becomes a battleground between memory and restraint. As Leanna struggles to adapt to a new environment, new friendships, and a version of herself that no longer belongs solely to Dumaguete, she is confronted with the truth that running away does not erase what once mattered. The past has a heartbeat, and sometimes it lives just a few classrooms away. Set between the ache of greatest loves and the uncertainty of becoming, this story follows Leanna Lily as she navigates grief, growth, and the terrifying possibility that healing might require facing the one person she was never ready to lose.

Kini ang storya sa usa ka lalaki nga dili makapadayag sa iyang gibati ngadto sa iyang babaye'ng gihigugma. Ang wala niya masayri nga parihas ra diay ang ilang gibati. Basaha kining Bisdak nga storya og imong mabalik og tagamtam ang imong kabatan-on.

Basaha ang story, in which ginarrate ang everyday nga panghitabo sa ilang kinabuhi.

For the love of random poems and verses. Mostly in English, but includes translations to it.

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𝓣he scene plays out with Ray Dimasalang sliding the lower sash of the double hung and the only window hinged in his boarding room, to witness the annual Filipino salubongan for Bagong Taon. Well. 𝓝𝓸. He actually unbarred the sash from the lower panel to leap headfirst towards unsuspecting children playing with Watusi and piccolo below and hopefully die. If he doesn't, there are still rogue firecrackers lying on the ground which would eventually explode and kill him in the process. A 5'7 and a half tall of a disappointment, Ray contemplates this when a sightless stranger named Avery Dimagiba sitting coolly from the casement window next-door accounted how much of a fleabag he is and somehow convinced him to live a little longer. ────────── 𝒫𝒮: Conversations are a mixture of Bisaya and English, but mostly Bisaya.

How do you unlearn love when it's all you've ever known? For years, Magda has been nothing short of the "perfect" girlfriend - the one who forgives too easily, apologizes when she's not even in the wrong, and will stop at nothing to prove her devotion. But when this rural town girl from the south sets foot in the bigger city and encounters new challenges in her already difficult relationship, she's faced with a choice: to endure with the familiar, or risk everything for a chance to grow. Enter Gaege - a boy who's spent the last school year strung along by someone who never chooses him, yet never really let go either. But now, he's longing for something real. Magda doesn't want stagnancy. Gaege doesn't want inconsistency. So when the two find themselves weighing between right and wrong, and getting tangled in their own - and each other's - pasts, both of them are left to ponder on the question: are they really ready for something different? Set in modern day Silliman University and inspired by true events, The Way That We Are is a story about breaking cycles, messy healing, and finding love where you least expect it.

There would be no spoilers. Language is in informal Cebuano - Bisaya.

The Summer We Turned Blue "Do you believe people meet for a reason?" "I used to think no. But then I met you... and now, I'm not so sure anymore." What happens when two souls-one chasing dreams, the other running from expectations-collide in the middle of a humid Cebu summer? Chihiro "Chi-Chi" Escharelli, a fourth-year nursing student from SMILE University, has always been the type who hides behind his laughter. He's bubbly, kind, and effortlessly friendly-the kind of boy who seems like he has life figured out. But behind his bright smile is a quiet soul, an overthinker with a heart that feels too much and speaks too little. He was never supposed to meet Skyler Kang-the Korean exchange student who seems to shine wherever he goes. Skyler is everything Chihiro isn't: confident, popular, effortlessly magnetic. A business student, basketball captain, and walking contradiction who calls everyone "bro" but looks at Chihiro like he's trying to read his soul. It all starts with an accident- a basketball flying straight into Chihiro's face, and suddenly, the summer that was supposed to be ordinary turns into something neither of them were ready for. From stolen glances in class, awkward Instagram chats, and photobooth pictures that hold too many unspoken feelings... to late-night walks, shared bracelets, and rooftop beers that taste like almost. Chihiro finds himself wondering- Is this just friendship? Or the kind of connection that only happens once in a lifetime? And Skyler... Is he just being kind, or is there something deeper behind that easy smile? But summer never lasts forever. And sometimes, even the brightest blue fades with the season. A coming-of-age story of friendship, love, and the fleeting beauty of summer.

"Ang Panday Sa Dumaguete" is a heartwarming bisaya story about Jomari, a 10-year-old boy learning blacksmithing from his father, Mang Panday. With the support of his family and friends in Dumaguete, Jomari navigates adventures, challenges, and growth. This story is dedicated to celebrating the spirit of childhood and family bonds, written especially for the author's brother's 10th birthday. Released Date: May 19, 2025

Every 4 PM, like clockwork, Elle would walk into Brew Haven - not for the caramel macchiato she claimed to love, but for the boy behind the counter who never spelled her name right on the cup. Liam, the quiet barista with messy curls and tired eyes, never said much, but his smile? It lingered longer than the coffee's steam. Just when Elle thought her little routine couldn't get any sweeter, a familiar face from her past walks in - Kai, her childhood best friend turned almost-something, now back from Manila and suddenly very interested in her new "coffee habit." One cup. Two boys. And a heart that's not sure which one to pour itself into.

the odd ones | part 1 What do you do when someone's chasing you with a chainsaw? Start running.

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Christian Songs Lyrics 💗 Feel free to suggest any Christian Songs guys and I would post the lyrics here ☺️

*Qoutes para sa mga sawi sa pag ibig.* . . . . . . *Patama qoutes* . . . . . *Love qoutes* . . . . . *Friendship qoutes* . . . . . . *Family qoutes* . . . . . *And etc*

A Visayan Poem inspired by the Japanese animated film: Kimi No Na Wa (Your Name) Based on the English language poem written by Kezoholic Recommended background music: Kimi no Na wa. OST Date 2

BISAYA KA? TARA, BASA! Learn more Bisaya words, phrases and expressions through these amazing stories.

These are my thoughts and pieces of advice to the confessions I've read from UCFB