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How to use kung dili ka ganahan in Bisaya
Kung dili ka ganahan, dili ka moari.
English: If you don't want, you won't come.
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Kung dili ka ganahan meaning in English
Kung dili ka ganahan means “if you don't want” in English.
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Pronunciation: koong dee-LEE kah gah-NAH-han
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
advancedconditionalstopic:conditionals_hypotheticalbatch:intermediateAdvancedtts-interim
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