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kinsa

who

Pronunciation: kinsa

Kinsa ang nagtawag kanimo?

Who called you?

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kinsa

who

kinsa

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kinsa ang nagsulti

phrase

who is speaking

keen-SAH ang nag-SOOL-tee

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kinsa man na?

phrase

who is it really?

keen-SAH man nah

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kinsay kuyog nimo?

phrase

who is with you?

keen-SAY koo-YOG nee-MOH

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kinsay nagbuhat?

phrase

who did it?

keen-SAY nahg-BOO-hat

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Bisaya Phrase of the Day

Kita ta sunod

See you next time

Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od

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Kita ta sunod, babay.

See you next time, goodbye.

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