aslum
adjectivesour
AH-sloom
Aslum ang suka.
The vinegar is sour.
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sour
AH-sloom
Aslum ang suka.
The vinegar is sour.
sugar
asukar
Kulang ang asukar sa akong ilimnon.
There is not enough sugar in my drink.
I have a cough.
giubo ko
Giubo ko sukad pa kagahapon.
I have had a cough since yesterday.
electricity
kuryente
Wala pay kuryente sukad pa kaganina.
There is no electricity since earlier.
to be friends
mag hee-gah-LAH-ay
Mag higalaay mi sukad pa.
We have been friends since before.
to be friends
mag-ah-MEE-goh
Mag-amigo mi sukad pagkabata.
We have been friends since childhood.
to vomit
mag-SOO-kah
Magsuka siya sa pagkaon.
He vomits the food.
I have a fever.
naa koy hilanat
Naa koy hilanat sukad pa kagahapon.
I have had a fever since yesterday.
I have been vomiting.
nagsuka ko
Nagsuka ko human ko mikaon sa restawran.
I have been vomiting after eating at the restaurant.
I am in love with you
nah-hee-GOOG-mah koh NEE-moh
Nahigugma ko nimo sukad pa.
I have been in love with you since before.
vomiting
pagsuka
Sige kog pagsuka sukad ganinang buntag.
I have been vomiting since this morning.
vinegar
suka
Ibutang ang suka sa gamay nga panaksan.
Put the vinegar in a small bowl.
vomit
SOO-kah SOO-kah
Suka-suka ang bata.
The child is vomiting.
since / from
SOO-kad
Sukad kaniadto, naa ko dinhi.
Since before, I have been here.
since
SOO-kad ngah
Sukad nga naa ko dinhi, dili ko moari.
Since I am here, I won’t come.
since
SOO-kad sa
Sukad sa kagahapon, naa ko dinhi.
Since yesterday, I have been here.
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