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13 matching entries

kama

noun

bed

KAH-mah

Katulog ko sa kama.

I sleep on the bed.

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katre

noun

bed

KAH-treh

Tulog sa katre.

Sleep on the bed.

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magkatulog

verb

to sleep

mag-kah-TOO-log

Magkatulog ko sa gabi.

I will sleep at night.

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matulog

verb

will sleep

mah-TOO-log

Matulog na ko.

I will sleep now.

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mokatulog

verb

will sleep (actor focus)

mo-kah-TOO-log

Mokatulog ko sa gabii.

I will sleep tonight.

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nagakatulog

verb

is sleeping (ongoing)

nah-gah-kah-TOO-log

Nagakatulog ang bata.

The child is sleeping.

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nagkatulog

verb

slept (completed)

nag-kah-TOO-log

Nagkatulog ko sa gabii.

I slept last night.

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nawong

noun

face

nawong

Paghugas sa imong nawong sa dili pa matulog.

Wash your face before going to sleep.

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patulog

verb

make sleep (causative)

pah-TOO-log

Patulgon ko ang bata.

I will make the child sleep.

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suga

noun

light; lamp

suga

Patya ang suga sa dili pa matulog.

Turn off the light before sleeping.

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tulog

verb

sleep (root)

too-LOG

Tulog na ka?

Are you sleeping?

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tulog na

phrase

sleep now

too-LOG nah

Tulog na, gabii na.

Sleep now, it’s late.

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walo

noun

eight

walo

Walo ka oras ang kinahanglan alang sa pagkatulog.

Eight hours of sleep is needed.

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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

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Kasabot ko gamay.

I understand a little.

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