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asa man

where then

Pronunciation: AH-sah man

Asa man ka moadto?

Where then will you go?

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man

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asa

where (to)

AH-sah

man

explanatory or contrastive particle

man

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Alerdyik ko sa mani.

phrase

I am allergic to peanuts.

alerdyik ko sa mani

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Asa ang pantalan?

phrase

Where is the port?

asa ang pantalan

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Asa ang pinakaduol nga botika?

phrase

Where is the nearest pharmacy?

asa ang pinakaduol nga botika

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Asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika?

phrase

Where is the nearest clinic?

asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika

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Asa ang saksakan?

phrase

Where is the power socket?

asa ang saksakan

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Asa ang terminal?

phrase

Where is the terminal?

A-sa ang TER-mi-nal

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Asa ka nagpuyo?

phrase

Where do you live?

a-SA ka nag-PU-yo

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Asa ka padulong?

phrase

Where are you going?

A-sa ka pa-DU-long

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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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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

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Kasabot ko gamay.

I understand a little.

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