Example sentence
How to use naulaw in Bisaya
Naulaw siya pag-istorya sa atubangan sa daghang tawo.
English: She felt embarrassed speaking in front of many people.
Cebuano word · adjective
Naulaw means “embarrassed; shy” in English.
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Pronunciation: naulaw
Level
beginner
Type
adjective
Example sentence
Naulaw siya pag-istorya sa atubangan sa daghang tawo.
English: She felt embarrassed speaking in front of many people.
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