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How to use di in Bisaya
Di ko kabalo.
English: I don't know.
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Cebuano word · interjection
Di meaning in English
Di means “no (dili)” in English.
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Pronunciation: dee
Level
beginner
Type
interjection
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not (short)
adverbDi ko moadto.
I won't go.
no (short)
interjectionDi ko kabalo.
I don't know.
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phrasegoing now
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ako bahala
phraseI’ll handle it
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ambot nimo
phraseup to you / who knows with you
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asa man
phrasewhere then
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balik na
phraseback already
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