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How to use diin ang in Bisaya
Diin ang eskwelahan?
English: Where is the school?
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Diin ang meaning in English
Diin ang means “where is (at)” in English.
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Pronunciation: dee-EEN ang
Level
beginner
Type
phrase
directionstopic:directionsbatch:transportTraveltts-interim
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asa dapit
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asay dalan
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atubangan sa
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phraseeasy to see
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