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How to use Kumusta? in Bisaya
Kumusta ka, bay?
English: How are you, friend?
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Kumusta? means “How are you? / Hello” in English.
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Pronunciation: koo-MOOS-ta
IPA: kumusta
Level
beginner
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Kumusta ka, bay?
English: How are you, friend?
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Hello / How are you
interjectionKumusta ka karon?
How are you now?
how are you
phraseKumusta ka na?
How are you?
how about / how are you
interjectionKumusta, unsay latest?
How about, what’s the latest?
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I am
AH-koh see
Take care (farewell)
AH-yoh AH-yoh
right / isn't it
dee bah
really isn't it
dee bah gyood
let's chat
ees-TOR-yah tah
How is your health?
koo-MOOS-tah ahng LAH-was
How are things?
koo-MOOS-tah nah
fine
mah-AH-yoh man
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