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Dili ka sakto meaning in English

Dili ka sakto means “you're not right” in English.

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Pronunciation: dee-LEE kah sak-TOH

Level

intermediate

Type

phrase

agreementtopic:agreement_disagreementbatch:conversationalResponsestts-interim

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Dili ka sakto ana.

English: You're not right about that.

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dili ko boto

phrase

I don’t agree

dee-LEE koh BOH-toh

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dili ko boto ana

phrase

I don't agree with that

dee-LEE koh BOH-toh ah-NAH

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dili ko mo-uyon

phrase

I disagree

dee-LEE koh moh-oo-YON

Full entry

dili ko sa imong lado

phrase

I'm not on your side

dee-LEE koh sah ee-MONG lah-DOH

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dili ko sugot

phrase

I don't consent

dee-LEE koh SOO-got

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dili sakto nga

phrase

it isn’t right that

dee-LEE sak-TOH ngah

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mao gyud na

phrase

that’s exactly it

mah-OH gyood nah

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mo-uyon ko ana

phrase

I agree with that

moh-oo-YON koh ah-NAH

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Kita ta sunod

See you next time

Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od

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Kita ta sunod, babay.

See you next time, goodbye.

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