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nimo

your; of you; for you

Pronunciation: nimo

Unsay plano nimo para ugma?

What is your plan for tomorrow?

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nimo

usually means “your” or “by you”

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nimo

your; of you; for you

nimo

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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.

phrase

I am pleased to meet you.

nalipay ko nga nakaila ko nimo

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Pwede nimo isulat?

phrase

Can you write it down?

pwede nimo isulat

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ambot nimo

phrase

up to you / who knows with you

ahm-BOT nee-MOH

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ganahan ko nimo

phrase

I like you

gah-NAH-han koh NEE-moh

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kaugalingon nimo

phrase

yourself

kah-oo-GAHNG-gon NEE-moh

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kinsay kuyog nimo?

phrase

who is with you?

keen-SAY koo-YOG nee-MOH

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naa ko para nimo

phrase

I'm here for you

nah-AH koh PAH-rah NEE-moh

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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

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Kasabot ko gamay.

I understand a little.

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