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How to use adlaw in Bisaya
Init ang adlaw.
English: The sun is hot.
Cebuano word · noun
Adlaw means “sun / day” in English.
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Pronunciation: AHD-low
Level
beginner
Type
noun
Example sentence
Init ang adlaw.
English: The sun is hot.
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Day
nounKaron nga adlaw.
Today.
day / sun
nounMaayong adlaw.
Good day.
sun
nounInit ang adlaw.
The sun is hot.
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drizzle / light rain
AHM-bon
hour
OH-ras
wet from rain
BAH-sah sa oo-LAN
bad weather
dee-LEE mah-AH-yong pah-NAH-hon
afternoon wind
HAHNG-een sa hah-PON
light wind
HEE-nay ang HAHNG-een
the sun is hot
ee-NEET ang AHD-low
hot night
ee-NEET sa gah-BEE-ee
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Good afternoon
Pronunciation: ma-A-yong HA-pon
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Maayong hapon, maestra.
Good afternoon, teacher.
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