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Hinay ang tiil meaning in English

Hinay ang tiil means “slow walker” in English.

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Pronunciation: hee-NAY ahng tee-EEL

Level

intermediate

Type

phrase

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Hinay ang tiil niya.

English: He is a slow walker.

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Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od

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See you next time, goodbye.

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