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How to use didto in Bisaya
Didto na sila naghuwat sa plasa.
English: They are already waiting there at the plaza.
Cebuano word · adverb
Didto means “there, away from both speakers” in English.
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Pronunciation: didto
Level
beginner
Type
adverb
Example sentence
Didto na sila naghuwat sa plasa.
English: They are already waiting there at the plaza.
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there (far)
adverbDidto ang baybayon.
The beach is over there.
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there (toward listener)
ahn-HAH
here is or here is
ania
where (to)
AH-sah
then; immediately
dayon
there, near the listener
diha
where (at)
dee-EEN
here, near the speaker
diri
how it was done
giunsa
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