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pila

how many; how much

Pronunciation: pila

Pila man ka tawo ang niabot?

How many people arrived?

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pila

how many; how much

pila

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Pila ang pliti?

phrase

How much is the fare?

PI-la ang PLI-ti

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Pila imong edad?

phrase

How old are you?

pee-LAH ee-MONG eh-DAD

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Tagpila ang usa?

phrase

How much is each one?

tagpila ang usa

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palihog, pila ni

phrase

please, how much is this

pah-LEE-hog pee-LAH nee

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pila ang bayad

phrase

how much is the payment

pee-LAH ang BAH-yad

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pila ang kwarto

phrase

how much is the room

pee-LAH ahng KWAR-toh

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pila ang presyo

phrase

how much is the price

pee-LAH ang PREH-shoh

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pila ang sinina

phrase

how much are the clothes

pee-LAH ang see-NEE-nah

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pila ang sukli

phrase

what's the change

pee-LAH ahng SOOK-lee

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pila ang sweldo

phrase

how much is the salary

pee-LAH ang SWEL-doh

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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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