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How to use larga in Bisaya
Larga na ang bus.
English: The bus is departing.
Cebuano word · verb
Larga means “to depart” in English.
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Pronunciation: LAR-gah
Level
intermediate
Type
verb
Example sentence
Larga na ang bus.
English: The bus is departing.
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Depart / leave
verbAnus-a ang larga?
When is the departure?
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