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Nabasa sa ulan meaning in English

Nabasa sa ulan means “got wet in the rain” in English.

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Pronunciation: nah-BAH-sah sa oo-LAN

Level

intermediate

Type

phrase

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Nabasa sa ulan ang bata.

English: The child got wet in the rain.

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