Ang bayranan, palihog.
phraseThe bill, please.
ang bayranan, palihog
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ay wala
oh nothing
Pronunciation: ay wah-LAH
Ay wala, wala koy gibuhat.
Oh nothing, I did nothing.
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wala
expresses absence or non-existence
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ay
oh / ah
ay
wala
None; not present; left, in sa wala
wa-LA
Related entries
Asa ko mosakay og dyip?
phraseWhere do I catch a jeepney?
asa ko mosakay og dyip
ayo
verbfix / repair
ah-YOH
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phraseTake care (farewell)
AH-yoh AH-yoh
Babay
interjectionGoodbye (English loanword)
ba-BAI
balay
nounhome
BAH-lay
bayad
nounpayment / fare
BAH-yad
Bisaya
nounBisaya (subject)
bee-SAH-yah
dayon
adverbthen; immediately
dayon
Dili kaayo halang.
phraseNot too spicy.
dili kaayo halang
Gamay ra
phraseA little
ga-MAI ra
Gilaay ko.
phraseI am bored.
gilaay ko
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