DIYAN
diyan, an adverb
there (near person addressed)
distinction between diyan and doon
diyan (there, near the person you're talking to)
doon (there, away from speaker and listener)
there (near person addressed)
distinction between diyan and doon
diyan (there, near the person you're talking to)
doon (there, away from speaker and listener)
dumiyan
to stay there
Puwede ba akong dumiyan sa bahay mo?
Can I stay there at your house?
(the listener is currently at home)
nariyan
is there
Nariyan ba ang tatay mo?
Is your father there (with you)?
- talking over the phone
pumariyan
to go there
Diyan ka na.
See you later.
("You stay. I'm leaving.")
Umalis ka diyan.
Get away from there.
Spelling variations: dyan, jan, jaan, nadyan, nandiya, jjan, kajjan, kajan
to stay there
Puwede ba akong dumiyan sa bahay mo?
Can I stay there at your house?
(the listener is currently at home)
nariyan
is there
Nariyan ba ang tatay mo?
Is your father there (with you)?
- talking over the phone
pumariyan
to go there
Diyan ka na.
See you later.
("You stay. I'm leaving.")
Umalis ka diyan.
Get away from there.
Spelling variations: dyan, jan, jaan, nadyan, nandiya, jjan, kajjan, kajan