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How to use karon in Bisaya
Karon, unsa man?
English: So, what now?
Cebuano word · particle
Karon means “now / so” in English.
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Pronunciation: kah-RON
Level
beginner
Type
particle
Example sentence
Karon, unsa man?
English: So, what now?
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Now / today
adverbKaron ang miting.
The meeting is today.
now
adverbKaron na.
Now.
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then / so
oon-YAH
right / isn't it
dee bah
really isn't it
dee bah gyood
is that so
mah-OH bah
really
mah-OH bah gyood
is there
nah bah
really true
tee-NOH-od bah gyood
then why
oon-YAH ngah-NOH
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