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How to use suko ka in Bisaya
Suko ka sa iyang gibuhat.
English: You're angry at what he did.
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Suko ka meaning in English
Suko ka means “you're angry” in English.
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Pronunciation: SOO-koh kah
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
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suko kaayo
phrasevery angry
SOO-koh kah-AH-yoh
suko
adjectiveangry
SOO-koh
away sila
phrasethey fight
ah-WAY see-LAH
ayaw pag-away
phrasedon't fight
AH-yaw pag-ah-WAY
dili mag-away
phrasedon't fight
dee-LEE mag-ah-WAY
dili magkasinabot
phrasedon't get along
dee-LEE mag-kah-sah-NAH-bot
magkasinabot ko
phraseI get along
mag-kah-sah-NAH-bot koh
pasensya na
phrasebe patient / sorry
pah-SEN-shah nah
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