Today, the few linguists who have examined Eskayan generally concur that it is structurally Cebuano but lexically innovative, suggesting that Eskayan is an auxiliary language or a highly sophisticated form of disguised speech encoded from Cebuano.
Today, the few linguists who have examined Eskayan generally concur that it is structurally Cebuano but lexically irregular. The implication of these two premises is that Eskayan is an auxiliary language or a highly sophisticated form of disguised speech encoded from Cebuano.