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How to use abangan in Bisaya
Abangan ang balay.
English: The house is for rent.
Cebuano word · noun
Abangan means “rental / for rent” in English.
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Pronunciation: ah-BAHNG-an
Level
intermediate
Type
noun
Example sentence
Abangan ang balay.
English: The house is for rent.
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will be rented (patient focus)
verbAbangan ko ang kwarto.
I will rent the room.
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will be washed (clothes, patient focus)
LAB-han
will be cooked (patient focus)
loo-TOH-on
will be looked for (patient focus)
pang-NEE-tah-on
will be watched (patient focus)
tahn-AH-won
will rent (actor focus)
mag-AH-bahng
will be bought (imperative, patient focus)
pah-LEE-tah
will be watched (imperative, patient focus)
tahn-AH-wah
will be called (imperative, patient focus)
tah-WAH-gah
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