Amahan
nounFather
a-MA-han
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Buhat
verbWork / do
BU-hat
Dili kaayo halang.
phraseNot too spicy.
dili kaayo halang
eskwelahan
nounschool (place)
es-kweh-LAH-han
Gahapon
adverbYesterday
ga-ha-pon
Gibuhat
verbWas done / made
gi-BU-hat
Gihatag
verbWas given
gi-HA-tag
Gikuha
verbWas taken
gi-KU-ha
Hain imong gusto?
phraseWhich one do you want?
hain imong gusto
Hamugaway
adjectiveComfortable; convenient
ha-mu-ga-way
Handaan
nounCelebration; feast
handaan
Hangtud sa sunod.
phraseUntil next time.
HANG-tud sa SU-nod
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