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How to use gahi ug ulo in Bisaya
Gahi ug ulo kaayo siya.
English: He is very stubborn.
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Gahi ug ulo meaning in English
Gahi ug ulo means “hard-headed / stubborn” in English.
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Pronunciation: gah-HEE oog OO-loh
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
conversationteasingtopic:teasing_humourbatch:conversationalDeeptts-interim
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phrasevery flattering
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phrasejust flattery
BOH-lah rah
buang ka
phraseyou're crazy
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phrasevery stubborn
gah-HEE kah-AH-yoh
hambog kaayo
phrasevery boastful
ham-BOG kah-AH-yoh
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phraseyou failed
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