Whoa, that's like the exact opposite of Filipino languages (and, Austronesian in general, to my understanding). In Visayan, 'Sa' is a general preposition, it is

Whoa, that's like the exact opposite of Filipino languages (and, Austronesian in general, to my understanding). In Visayan, 'Sa' is a general preposition, it is a kindness to add whether that is over/under/around/inside/far from/near from the object it references. Verb conjugations are where things get super interesting.