"Good morning" -"Magandang umaga" [emphasis on the last syllable, i.e. ma-gan-dang]

"Good afternoon" - "Magandang hapon"

"Good evening" - "Magandang gabi"(on Visaya the equivalent would be something like "maayong gabii", where the second "i" is also pronounced)

"Hello / How are you?" - "Kumusta?"

"I am well" - "Mabuti" (more like [mabute])

"Goodbye / Bye" - "Paalam"(the two successive "a" are also pronounced separately here, i.e. [pa-alam])

"Thank you / thank you" - "Salamat" [emphasis on the second syllable with a long "a", i.e. sa-laa-mat] (the form of politeness would be "Salamat po"; the appendix "po" should be used especially towards older gentlemen)

"You're welcome “ - "Walang anuman"

"yes" - "oo"(the two "o" are both pronounced here, like [o-o])

"No" - "Hindi"(the second "i" is pronounced like an "e", like [hinde]

"Tomorrow" - "bukas" (example: "Tomorrow we are going to Baguio." - "Bukas pupunta tayo sa Baguio.")

"Nice" - "Maganda"

"child" - "bata" (general)

"Baby" - "sanggol"

"pretty / attractive" - gwapa (female), gwapo (male)

"Where is...?" -"Saan ang...?"

“Do you speak English?" - "Marunong ka ba ng Inglés?"

"I don't understand" - "Hindí ko náiintindihán"

"Where can I find a good hotel?" - "Saan pwedeng maghanap ng hotel? (The pronunciation of "saan" is such that both "a" are pronounced separately "sa-an"; "pwede" is pronounced like [poide]; the second "ng" in the example is pronounced like [nang])

"What time is the ferry from Cebu to Bohol? - Anong oras ang ferry galing Cebu papuntang Bohol?

"When does the bus arrive? -"Kailan darating ang bus?"

"Where is the toilet?" - "Nasaan ang kubita?"

"Do you have an extra room?" - "Mayroón ba kayóng kuwarto?"

"Did you/do you have...?" - "Mayroon ka / kayo nang...?"

"Expensive / cheap" - "Mahal / mura"

"I want..." - "Gusto ko..."

"How much (costs)...?" - "Magkano...?" ("magkano" is pronounced separately, i.e. [mag-kano]; example: "How much does one kilo of fish cost?" - "Magkano ang isang kilo ng isda?")

"banana" - "saging";

"pineapple" - "pinya"

"coconut" (young, to drink and eat the jelly-like pulp) - "buko"

"coconut" (ripe, pulp is hard) - "niyog"

"Left" - "Kaliwa"

"Right" - "Kanan"

"tasty" - "masarap"

"cut up" - "chop-chop"

"Tea" - "tsa" [chaya]

"(half) chicken" - "(kalahating) manok"

"Vegetables" - "gulay" (please note that Filipinos like to add some meat even to supposedly vegetarian dishes to make it "tastier"; if you really want to eat vegetarian, you have to make this clear when ordering "vegetables")

"One" - "Isa"

"Two" - "Dalawa"

"Three" - "Tatlo"

"Four" - "Apat"

"Five" - "Lima"

"Six" - "Anim"

"Seven" - "Pito"

"Eight" - "Walo"

"Nine" - "Siyam"

"Ten" - "Sampu"

"What?" - "Ano?"

"Where?" - Saan?

"Why?" - "Bakit?"

"Where is...?" - "Nasaan ang...?"

Explanation: Saan is used when referring to the verb "Where are you going?" Naasan is used when the noun is "Where is the church?"

"Who?" - "Sino?"

"What?" - "Paano?"

"Which one(s)" - "Alin?"