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balaod

law

Pronunciation: bah-LAH-od

Ang balaod sa gobyerno.

The law of the government.

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balaod

law

bah-LAH-od

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Ba

particle

Question particle (turns a statement into a yes/no question)

ba

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balaod sa gobyerno

phrase

government law

bah-LAH-od sa gob-YER-noh

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dili mosunod sa balaod

phrase

doesn't follow the law

dee-LEE mo-soo-nod sa bah-LAH-od

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mosunod sa balaod

phrase

follow the law

mo-soo-nod sa bah-LAH-od

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Maayong hapon

Good afternoon

Pronunciation: ma-A-yong HA-pon

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Maayong hapon, maestra.

Good afternoon, teacher.

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