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Sakit dinhi meaning in English

Sakit dinhi means “pain here” in English.

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Pronunciation: SAH-keet deen-HEE

Level

beginner

Type

phrase

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How to use sakit dinhi in Bisaya

Sakit dinhi sa akong tiyan.

English: Pain here in my stomach.

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Kita ta sunod

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Pronunciation: KI-ta ta SUN-od

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Kita ta sunod, babay.

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