> since Cebuano speakers are likely to be fluent in Tagalog and/or English as well Likely, but not always. I've encountered areas, for example Bohol, in that r

> since Cebuano speakers are likely to be fluent in Tagalog and/or English as well Likely, but not always. I've encountered areas, for example Bohol, in that region where only the local language was well-understood. And "Taglish" is about as understandable as Japlish - lots of similarities to English, but what does it mean? Same in Indonesia. Outside of the main cities on Sumatra, especially with older people, only the local language is used daily.