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How to use dili ko ganahan kaayo in Bisaya
Dili ko ganahan kaayo sa imong plano.
English: I don't really want to with your plan.
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Dili ko ganahan kaayo meaning in English
Dili ko ganahan kaayo means “I don't really want to” in English.
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Pronunciation: dee-LEE koh gah-NAH-han kah-AH-yoh
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
conversationrefusalsofteningtopic:polite_refusals_softeningbatch:conversationalDeeptts-interim
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dili ko ganahan
phraseI don't want to
dee-LEE koh gah-NAH-han
sa sunod na
phrasenext time
sah SOO-nod nah
sa sunod na lang
phrasenext time
sah SOO-nod nah lahng
sa ulahi na
phraselater
sah oo-LAH-hee nah
unya na lang
phraselater
oon-YAH nah lahng
bali dili
phraselike, no
bah-LEE dee-LEE
bali mao na
phraselike, that’s it
bah-LEE mah-OH nah
bali pwede ra
phraselike, it’s fine
bah-LEE pweh-DEH rah
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