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Cebuano word · interjection

Oo meaning in English

Oo means “Yes” in English.

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Pronunciation: O-O

Level

beginner

Type

interjection

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Example sentence

How to use Oo in Bisaya

Oo, taga Cebu ko.

English: Yes, I'm from Cebu.

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Hinay-hinay palihog

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Please speak slowly

HI-nay-HI-nay pa-LI-hog

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Usba palihog

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Please say it again / repeat

US-ba pa-LI-hog

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phrase

I don't understand

wa ko ka-SAB-ot

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Babay

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Goodbye (English loanword)

ba-BAI

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Asa ka nagpuyo?

phrase

Where do you live?

a-SA ka nag-PU-yo

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Karon, kasabot na ko.

phrase

I understand now.

ka-RON na ka-SAB-ot na ko

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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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