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Hain imong gusto? meaning in English

Hain imong gusto? means “Which one do you want?” in English.

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Pronunciation: hain imong gusto

Level

beginner

Type

phrase

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Hain imong gusto? Ang pula o ang asul?

English: Which one do you want? The red or the blue one?

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