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How to use ambot lang in Bisaya
Ambot lang, dili ko sigurado.
English: I just don't know, I'm not sure.
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Ambot lang means “I just don’t know” in English.
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Pronunciation: ahm-BOT lahng
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Ambot lang, dili ko sigurado.
English: I just don't know, I'm not sure.
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maybe not
bah-SEE dee-LEE
I don’t understand
dee-LEE koh kah-SAH-bot
I'm not sure / I don't know
dee-LEE koh mah-hee-BAH-loh
I'm not sure yet
dee-LEE pah koh see-goo-RAH-doh
just now
kah-RON pah lahng
maybe / might
bah-SEE
hmm (thinking)
mmm
up to you / who knows with you
ahm-BOT nee-MOH
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