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Nasuko ko.

I am angry.

Pronunciation: nasuko ko

Nasuko ko, ayaw ko samoka karon.

I am angry, don't disturb me right now.

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Short Cebuano words often carry important grammatical meaning.

ko

means “I” or “my”, depending on the sentence pattern

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Nasuko

angry

nasuko

ko

I / me (short form, used after verbs)

ko

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Alerdyik ko sa mani.

phrase

I am allergic to peanuts.

alerdyik ko sa mani

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Asa ko mosakay og dyip?

phrase

Where do I catch a jeepney?

asa ko mosakay og dyip

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Dako ang kausaban

phrase

There is a big difference

DAH-koh ahng kah-oo-SAH-ban

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Dili ko mouyon

phrase

I don't agree

dee-LEE koh mo-oo-YON

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Dili ko sigurado

phrase

I'm not sure

dee-LEE koh see-goo-RAH-doh

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Dili pa ko kasabot.

phrase

I still do not understand.

dili pa ko kasabot

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Gikan ko sa England.

phrase

I come from England.

gikan ko sa england

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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

In context

Kasabot ko gamay.

I understand a little.

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