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apohan

noun

grandparent

ah-POH-han

Ang akong apohan nagpuyo sa probinsya.

My grandparent lives in the province.

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Asa ka nagpuyo?

phrase

Where do you live?

a-SA ka nag-PU-yo

Asa ka nagpuyo karon?

Where do you live now?

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magpuyo

verb

will live / stay (actor focus)

mag-POO-yoh

Magpuyo ko sa Cebu.

I will live in Cebu.

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mopuyo

verb

will live / stay

mo-POO-yoh

Mopuyo ko sa Cebu.

I will live in Cebu.

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nagapuyo

verb

is living (ongoing)

nah-gah-POO-yoh

Nagapuyo ko sa Cebu karon.

I am living in Cebu now.

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nagpuyo

verb

lived / stayed (completed)

nag-POO-yoh

Nagpuyo ko sa Cebu sa usa ka tuig.

I lived in Cebu for a year.

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nagpuyo ko dinhi

phrase

I live here

nag-POO-yoh koh deen-HEE

Nagpuyo ko dinhi sa Cebu.

I live here in Cebu.

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Nagpuyo ko sa Cebu

phrase

I live in Cebu

nag-PU-yo ko sa SE-bu

Nagpuyo ko sa Cebu.

I live in Cebu.

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puyo

verb

live / stay

POO-yoh

Puyo ko sa Cebu.

I live in Cebu.

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Kita ta sunod

See you next time

Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od

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Kita ta sunod, babay.

See you next time, goodbye.

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