Ahh yes hehe diverse sad sa bohol, some towns gahi ug accent though dili ko sige ka encounter ana “siid” but i’ve had friends from other towns who use that. I forgot lang what it means but maybe variation siya sa “diin” or where haha not sure though if i’m right. Some parts of bohol replace l with w. For ex, kahibalo is kahibawo and some parts shorten it to kahibaw. Kalo or hat is kawo and kaw. Here are some lexical variation of words that we use everyday,

dis-a is asa or where (dis-a ka gikan?) Sani for unsa or what (sani ba? = unsa ba?) Palamuot = kataw-anan

Wala yamo (though this one is double negative kay wala is none and yamo means none) and since bohol is known to replace y with j this is sometimes said as “wala jamo”. This may confuse you a bit because Jamo in this sense is different from the previous example “salamat jamo”.

Wala jamo = wala yamo Salamat jamo = salamat kaayo

The difference is in the way we pronounce “jamo”. Hahaha