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How to use dili gyud in Bisaya
Dili gyud ko moadto.
English: I won't go at all.
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Dili gyud means “not at all” in English.
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Pronunciation: dee-LEE gyood
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Dili gyud ko moadto.
English: I won't go at all.
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no indeed / not at all
phraseDili gyud ko moadto.
I really will not go.
These published entries share the same topic, tags or usage context, helping you build vocabulary in connected groups rather than isolated translations.
I’ll handle it
ah-KOH bah-HAH-lah
up to you / who knows with you
ahm-BOT nee-MOH
very fast
DAH-lee kah-AH-yoh
not really
dee-LEE bee-TOW
not very
dee-LEE kah-AH-yoh
impossible / can’t
dee-LEE mah-HEE-moh
not yet really
dee-LEE pah gyood
not either
dee-LEE pood
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