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How to use lapas in Bisaya
Lapas sa tulay.
English: Across the bridge.
Cebuano word · preposition
Lapas means “across / past” in English.
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Pronunciation: LAH-pas
Level
intermediate
Type
preposition
Example sentence
Lapas sa tulay.
English: Across the bridge.
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across / beyond
prepositionLapas sa tulay.
Across the bridge.
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on top / above
ee-BAH-bow
between
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below / under
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there (toward listener)
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where is
AH-sah ang
which area
AH-sah DAH-pit
which way
AH-say DAH-lan
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