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Kung dili ka magluto, dili ka makakaon. meaning in English

Kung dili ka magluto, dili ka makakaon. means “If you do not cook, you will not be able to eat.” in English.

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Pronunciation: kung di-LI mo LUT-o

Level

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Type

phrase

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How to use Kung dili ka magluto, dili ka makakaon. in Bisaya

Kung dili mo lutoo, dili ka makakaon.

English: If you don't cook, you won't eat.

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