Kung dili ka magluto, dili ka makakaon.
phraseIf you do not cook, you will not be able to eat.
kung di-LI mo LUT-o
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if / when
Pronunciation: koong
Kung moari ka, moari ko.
If you come, I will come.
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kung
if / when
koong
If you do not cook, you will not be able to eat.
kung di-LI mo LUT-o
If... then
kung... UN-ya
It would be good if
ma-A-yo kung
I don't know if
dee-LEE koh kah-BAH-loh koong
I'm not sure if
dee-LEE koh see-goo-RAH-doh koong
if / when
koon
if easy
koong dah-LEE
if not
koong dee-LEE
if you don't want
koong dee-LEE kah gah-NAH-han
if not possible
koong dee-LEE mah-HEE-moh
if not
koong dee-LEE mah-OH
if not possible
koong dee-LEE pweh-DEH
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See you next time
Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od
In context
Kita ta sunod, babay.
See you next time, goodbye.
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