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kinsay ni

who is this

Pronunciation: keen-SAY nee

Kinsay ni, kinsa ang nagsulti?

Who is this, who is speaking?

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kinsay

who is (kinsa+ng)

keen-SAY

ni

personal name marker; of

ni

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Alerdyik ko sa mani.

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I am allergic to peanuts.

alerdyik ko sa mani

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Asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika?

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Where is the nearest clinic?

asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika

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Maayong buntag kaninyong tanan

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Good morning to you all

mah-YONG BOON-tag kah-NIN-yong TAH-nan

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Mao kini ang akong gipangita

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This is what I was looking for

mah-OH kee-NEE ahng AH-kong gee-pah-NGEE-tah

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nahigugma ko nimo

phrase

I am in love with you

nah-hee-GOOG-mah koh NEE-moh

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Nalipay ko nga nakaila ko nimo.

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I am pleased to meet you.

nalipay ko nga nakaila ko nimo

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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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