Chavacano

“Abridor” in English: Opener Can Opener in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abridor, Abrilata In English In Chavacano Use the opener to open the can. Usa con el abridor para abri con el lata.

“Abri” in English: Open “Open” in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abierto , Abri Please open the door. Pabor abri el puerta

“Abrasador” in English: long pillow Comforter; Embracer “Embracer” in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abrasador

“Abrasada” in English: an Embrace An Embrace in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abrasada

“Abrasa” in English: embrace OR clasp Embrace in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abrasa In English In Chavacano Embrace your child and say that you love her/him. Abarasa con de tuyo ijo/ija y habla que tu ta ama conele.

“Aborece” in English: Abhor, Annoy “Annoy” in Chavacano or chabacano is: Aborece, Inchila-, Consumi In English In Chavacano You are really starting to annoy me. I am beginning to abhor you. Ta principia ya gayot yo consumi con bo. Ta aborece ya yo conbo.

“Abono” in English: Fertilizer, Extra Payment Extra payment in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abono Fertilizer in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abono Mas grande ta queda el siembra si ta pone abono. The plants get bigger if fertilizer is added. Ya dale abono con el trabajador. An extra payment was given to the worker.

“Abonante” in English: Payor of someone’s bill He is the payor. Ele el abonante. They have no money, I became the payor. No hay sila sen, Yo pa queda el abonante. 

“Abona” in English: To Add-on, to fertilize, Pay “Add-on” in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abona The money is lacking, would you please pay. Falta el sen, pabor ya lang abona. To make the plant grow big, add fertilizer. Para crece grande el siembra, abona con el tierra.

“Abogao” in English: Lawyer “Lawyer” in Chavacano or chabacano is: Abogado, Abogao That lawyer is really a thief. Ese abogao bien ladron gayot.