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How to use basig oo in Bisaya
Basig oo, dili ko sigurado.
English: Maybe yes, I am not sure.
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Basig oo meaning in English
Basig oo means “maybe yes” in English.
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Pronunciation: bah-SEEG oh-OH
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
conversationuncertaintytopic:uncertainty_surprisebatch:conversationalDeeptts-interim
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basig dili
phrasemaybe not
bah-SEEG dee-LEE
dili ko kabalo kung
phraseI don't know if
dee-LEE koh kah-BAH-loh koong
dili ko sigurado kung
phraseI'm not sure if
dee-LEE koh see-goo-RAH-doh koong
tingali dili
phrasemaybe not
teeng-AH-lee dee-LEE
wala ko kabalo
phraseI don't know
wah-LAH koh kah-BAH-loh
grabe gyud
phrasereally extreme
grah-BEH gyood
grabe kaayo
phrasevery extreme
grah-BEH kah-AH-yoh
grabe kaayo ka
phraseyou're amazing
grah-BEH kah-AH-yoh kah
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