Cebuano Riddles (Tugma)
Here are some Cebuano riddles, also known as *tugma*:
Easy:
1. Unsa ang dili mahimo sa tawo nga nagdagan? (What can't a running person do?)
Tubag: (Answer) Mag-lingkod. (Sit down)
2. Unsa ang adunay ulo pero walay utok? (What has a head but no brain?)
Tubag: (Answer) Pasador. (Pin)
3. Unsa ang adunay baba pero dili makaestorya? (What has a mouth but cannot speak?)
Tubag: (Answer) Banga. (Jar)
Medium:
1. Unsa ang mogamay kon imo siyang gikuha? (What gets smaller when you take it?)
Tubag: (Answer) Lungag. (Hole)
2. Unsa ang nag-abut sa imong balay apan wala kay gi-imbitar? (What comes to your house but you didn't invite?)
Tubag: (Answer) Adlaw. (Sun)
3. Unsa ang mahimo nga makita apan dili ma-touch? (What can be seen but not touched?)
Tubag: (Answer) Anino. (Shadow)
Hard:
1. Unsa ang nag-usab sa kolor matag adlaw apan dili kini usa ka chameleon? (What changes color every day but isn't a chameleon?)
Tubag: (Answer) Langit. (Sky)
2. Unsa ang nag-andam sa pagkaon apan dili kini usa ka chef? (What prepares food but isn't a chef?)
Tubag: (Answer) Kalayo. (Fire)
3. Unsa ang adunay daghang mata apan dili kini makasulod? (What has many eyes but can't see?)
Tubag: (Answer) Karayom. (Needle)
Bonus:
1. Unsa ang adunay pako pero dili makalupad? (What has wings but cannot fly?)
Tubag: (Answer) Kotse. (Car)
These are just a few examples of Cebuano riddles. There are many more out there, some of which are quite challenging. If you are interested in learning more about Cebuano riddles, I recommend you do some research online or talk to someone who speaks Cebuano.
Note: The answers are in Cebuano. You can use a Cebuano-English dictionary to find the English translations.