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Cebuano word · verb

Ipasulod meaning in English

Ipasulod means “let someone in” in English.

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Pronunciation: ipasulod

Level

beginner

Type

verb

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How to use ipasulod in Bisaya

Ipasulod sila sa balay para makapahulay.

English: Let them in the house so they can rest.

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