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How to use maulaw in Bisaya
Maulaw ko sa akong gibuhat.
English: I am ashamed of what I did.
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Cebuano word · adjective
What does maulaw mean in English?
Maulaw means “shameful / embarrassed” in English.
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Pronunciation: mah-oo-LOW
Level
intermediate
Type
adjective
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