Asa ko mosakay og dyip?
phraseWhere do I catch a jeepney?
asa ko mosakay og dyip
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if you have
Pronunciation: koong nah-AH kay
Kung naa kay kwarta, palit ka.
If you have money, buy.
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naa
expresses presence, possession or location
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kung
if / when
koong
naa
there is / yes there is
nah-AH
kay
topic marker (after name)
key
Where do I catch a jeepney?
asa ko mosakay og dyip
Think about it
hu-na-HU-na-a
topic marker (after name)
key
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
already
nah
Are you there?
nah-AH kah
I feel that
nah-AH koy gee-BAH-tee ngah
I have been thinking
nah-AH koy gee-hoo-nah-HOO-nah
I have a fever.
naa koy hilanat
I have a different view
nah-AH koy kah-lah-HEE-an
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