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AH-koh
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I live here
Pronunciation: nag-POO-yoh koh deen-HEE
Nagpuyo ko dinhi sa Cebu.
I live here in Cebu.
Short Cebuano words often carry important grammatical meaning.
ko
means “I” or “my”, depending on the sentence pattern
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nagpuyo
lived / stayed (completed)
nag-POO-yoh
ko
I / me (short form, used after verbs)
ko
dinhi
here
deen-HEE
me (focus)
AH-koh
I am
AH-koh see
I am allergic to peanuts.
alerdyik ko sa mani
I am just here.
a-ri ra ko
Where do you live?
a-SA ka nag-PU-yo
Where do I catch a jeepney?
asa ko mosakay og dyip
There is a big difference
DAH-koh ahng kah-oo-SAH-ban
I don't agree
dee-LEE koh mo-oo-YON
I'm not sure
dee-LEE koh see-goo-RAH-doh
I disagree
di-LI ko U-yon
I still do not understand.
dili pa ko kasabot
I come from England.
gikan ko sa england
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