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verbarrive / arrival
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One who does not look back at where they came from will not reach their destination.
Pronunciation: ang TA-o nga di-LI LU-ming-i
Ang tao nga dili lumingi sa gigikanan, dili makaabot sa padulngan.
One who doesn't look back to where they came from won't reach their destination.
Short Cebuano words often carry important grammatical meaning.
Ang
marks a focused or specific noun
dili
negates actions or descriptions: “not/no”
sa
can mark location, direction, possession or an indirect object
dili
negates actions or descriptions: “not/no”
sa
can mark location, direction, possession or an indirect object
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Ang
topic or definite marker
ang
dili
no / not
dee-LEE
kahibalo
Not yet in the published dictionary
molingi
Not yet in the published dictionary
sa
locative / possessive marker
sah
gigikanan
Not yet in the published dictionary
dili
no / not
dee-LEE
makaabot
Not yet in the published dictionary
sa
locative / possessive marker
sah
padulngan
Not yet in the published dictionary
arrive / arrival
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For / on behalf of
a-LANG sa
I am allergic to peanuts.
alerdyik ko sa mani
The bill, please.
ang bayranan, palihog
The one who...
ang... nga
Where is the toilet?
asa ang cr
Where is the port?
asa ang pantalan
Where is the nearest pharmacy?
asa ang pinakaduol nga botika
Where is the nearest clinic?
asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika
Where is the power socket?
asa ang saksakan
Where is the terminal?
A-sa ang TER-mi-nal
where is
AH-sah ang
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