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Cebuano word · verb

What does mambola mean in English?

Mambola means “to flatter” in English.

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Pronunciation: mam-BOH-lah

Level

intermediate

Type

verb

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How to use mambola in Bisaya

Mambola siya sa mga babaye.

English: He flatters women.

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to flirt

verb

Mambola siya sa mga babaye.

He flirts with women.

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batugon kaayo

phrase

very lazy

bah-TOO-gon kah-AH-yoh

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bola kaayo

phrase

very flattering

BOH-lah kah-AH-yoh

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