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Dili sakto meaning in English

Dili sakto means “not correct” in English.

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Pronunciation: dee-LEE sak-TOH

Level

intermediate

Type

phrase

conversationdisagreementtopic:agreement_disagreementbatch:conversationalDeeptts-interim

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How to use dili sakto in Bisaya

Dili sakto ang imong gisulti.

English: What you said is not correct.

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Other meanings and uses of dili sakto

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not right

phrase

Dili sakto ang imong tubag.

Your answer is not right.

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dili ko kauyon

phrase

I disagree

dee-LEE koh kah-OO-yon

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dili na mao

phrase

that's not right

dee-LEE nah mah-OH

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ako bahala

phrase

I’ll handle it

ah-KOH bah-HAH-lah

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ambot nimo

phrase

up to you / who knows with you

ahm-BOT nee-MOH

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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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