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How to use kamo in Bisaya
Kamo ba ang moadto sa party?
English: Are you all going to the party?
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Cebuano word · pronoun
Kamo meaning in English
Kamo means “you, plural or respectful” in English.
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Pronunciation: kamo
Level
beginner
Type
pronoun
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Other meanings and uses of kamo
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you (plural)
pronounKamo ang moabot.
You (all) will arrive.
you (plural object)
pronounSultihan kamo.
Talk to you (pl).
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