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Cebuano word · adjective

What does minyo mean in English?

Minyo means “married” in English.

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If you searched for “minyo in English”, the meaning is “married”.

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Pronunciation: MEEN-yoh

Level

intermediate

Type

adjective

familymarriagetopic:family_lifebatch:familyLifetts-interim

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How to use minyo in Bisaya

Minyo na sila.

English: They are married now.

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balaan nga pamilya

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holy family

bah-LAH-an ngah pah-MEEL-yah

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balay sa pamilya

phrase

family home

BAH-lay sa pah-MEEL-yah

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paryente sa pamilya

phrase

family relative

pah-RIEN-teh sa pah-MEEL-yah

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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

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Kasabot ko gamay.

I understand a little.

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