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Cebuano word · noun

Boss meaning in English

Boss means “boss / manager” in English.

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Pronunciation: bos

Level

beginner

Type

noun

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How to use boss in Bisaya

Ang boss sa pactorya.

English: The boss at the factory.

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boss / sir (address)

noun

Boss, palihog.

Boss, please.

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bayad sa trabaho

phrase

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BAH-yad sa trah-BAH-hoh

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naa koy trabaho

phrase

I have a job

nah-AH koy trah-BAH-hoh

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wala koy trabaho

phrase

I don't have a job

wah-LAH koy trah-BAH-hoh

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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

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Kasabot ko gamay.

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