ako
pronounme (focus)
AH-koh
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okay, I'll go back
Pronunciation: SEE-geh nah, BAH-lik nah koh
Sige na, balik na ko sa balay.
Okay, I'll go back home.
Short Cebuano words often carry important grammatical meaning.
ko
means “I” or “my”, depending on the sentence pattern
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sige
Go ahead / okay
SEE-geh
na
already
nah
balik
return; go back
balik
na
already
nah
ko
I / me (short form, used after verbs)
ko
me (focus)
AH-koh
I am
AH-koh see
I am allergic to peanuts.
alerdyik ko sa mani
The bill, please.
ang bayranan, palihog
One who does not look back at where they came from will not reach their destination.
ang TA-o nga di-LI LU-ming-i
I am just here.
a-ri ra ko
Where is the nearest pharmacy?
asa ang pinakaduol nga botika
Where is the nearest clinic?
asa ang pinakaduol nga klinika
Where is the terminal?
A-sa ang TER-mi-nal
Where do you live?
a-SA ka nag-PU-yo
Where do I catch a jeepney?
asa ko mosakay og dyip
Question particle (turns a statement into a yes/no question)
ba
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