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sakit dinhi

pain here

Pronunciation: SAH-keet deen-HEE

Sakit dinhi sa akong tiyan.

Pain here in my stomach.

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sakit

Pain; illness

sakit

dinhi

here

deen-HEE

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Sakit akong ulo.

phrase

My head hurts.

sakit akong ulo

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bag-o pa ko dinhi

phrase

I'm new here

BAH-oh pah koh deen-HEE

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dugay na ang sakit

phrase

the pain has been long

doo-GAY nah ang SAH-keet

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dugay na ko dinhi

phrase

I've been here long

doo-GAY nah koh deen-HEE

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nagkasakit ko

phrase

I am sick

nag-kah-SAH-keet koh

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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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