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How to use di na in Bisaya
Di na ko mokaon.
English: I'm not eating anymore.
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Di na meaning in English
Di na means “not anymore” in English.
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Pronunciation: dee nah
Level
beginner
Type
phrase
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no more (short)
phraseDi na ko.
I won't anymore.
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interjectionlet's (ta + na)
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interjectionlet's go
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phrasegoing now
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phrasewhere then
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balik na
phraseback already
BAH-lik nah
di ka
phraseyou don't
dee kah
di ko
phraseI don't
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di mi
phrasewe don't (excl)
dee mee
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