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taga didto

from there

Pronunciation: TAH-gah deed-TOH

Taga didto siya.

He is from there.

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taga

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didto

there, away from both speakers

didto

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Taga Cebu ka?

phrase

Are you from Cebu?

TA-ga SE-bu ka

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Taga Cebu ko

phrase

I am from Cebu

tah-GAH SEH-boo koh

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Taga England ko.

phrase

I am from England.

TA-ga ENG-land ko

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Taga Pilipinas ko.

phrase

I am from the Philippines.

TA-ga Pi-li-PI-nas ko

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Taga asa ka?

phrase

Where are you from?

TA-ga A-sa ka

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dili ko mouyon didto

phrase

I don't agree there

dee-LEE koh mo-OO-yon deed-TOH

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dili ko sigurado didto

phrase

I'm not sure there

dee-LEE koh see-goo-RAH-doh deed-TOH

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naa ka didto

phrase

are you there

nah-AH kah deed-TOH

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Kita ta sunod

See you next time

Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od

In context

Kita ta sunod, babay.

See you next time, goodbye.

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