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How to use masakit in Bisaya
Masakit ang tiyan ko.
English: My stomach is painful.
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Cebuano word · adjective
Masakit meaning in English
Masakit means “painful / sick” in English.
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Pronunciation: mah-SAH-keet
Level
beginner
Type
adjective
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