Example sentence
How to use suka in Bisaya
Ibutang ang suka sa gamay nga panaksan.
English: Put the vinegar in a small bowl.
Cebuano word · noun
Suka means “vinegar” in English.
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Pronunciation: suka
Level
beginner
Type
noun
Example sentence
Ibutang ang suka sa gamay nga panaksan.
English: Put the vinegar in a small bowl.
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vomit
nounAng suka sa bata.
The vomit of the child.
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stomach ache
kah-lee-bahng-AH-on
cough
oog-HAW
I have a fever
hee-LAH-nat koh
confused / dizzy
lee-BOG
difficulty breathing
lee-SOD ang geen-HAH-wah
to vomit
mag-SOO-kah
has a cold
may see-PON
red eye
POO-lah ang MAH-tah
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