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How to use dinha in Bisaya
Dinha ang tindahan.
English: The store is there.
Cebuano word · adverb
Dinha means “there (near you)” in English.
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Pronunciation: deen-HAH
Level
beginner
Type
adverb
Example sentence
Dinha ang tindahan.
English: The store is there.
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there (near listener)
adverbDinha ang imong lamesa.
Your table is there.
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there (toward listener)
ahn-HAH
where (to)
AH-sah
where (at)
dee-EEN
here
deen-HEE
here (toward speaker)
ngahn-HEE
heading
pah-EE-ngon
where is
AH-sah ang
which area
AH-sah DAH-pit
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