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How to use minyo in Bisaya
Minyo na sila.
English: They are married now.
Cebuano word · adjective
Minyo means “married” in English.
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Pronunciation: MEEN-yoh
Level
intermediate
Type
adjective
Example sentence
Minyo na sila.
English: They are married now.
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spouse / wife
ah-SAH-wah
married already
MEEN-yoh nah
holy family
bah-LAH-an ngah pah-MEEL-yah
family home
BAH-lay sa pah-MEEL-yah
clan / extended family
BAH-nay
brother-in-law
BAH-yaw
family relative
pah-RIEN-teh sa pah-MEEL-yah
parent-in-law
oo-GAHNG-an
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