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How to use niadto in Bisaya
Niadto, dili mi moari.
English: That day, we didn’t come.
Cebuano word · adverb
Niadto means “that day / back then” in English.
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Pronunciation: nee-AHD-toh
Level
intermediate
Type
adverb
Example sentence
Niadto, dili mi moari.
English: That day, we didn’t come.
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went
verbNiadto ko sa merkado.
I went to the market.
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earlier today
gah-NEE-hah
before / in the past
kah-nee-AHD-toh
I have arrived
AH-bot nah koh
since earlier
gah-NEE-hah pah
memory / remembrance
hee-NOOM-dom
after
HOO-man sa
long ago
kah-nee-AHD-toh pah
end / finally
kah-tah-POO-sans
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See you next time
Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od
In context
Kita ta sunod, babay.
See you next time, goodbye.
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