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How to use take out in Bisaya
Take out palihog.
English: Take away please.
Bisaya phrase · phrase
Take out means “take away” in English.
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Pronunciation: teyk out
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Take out palihog.
English: Take away please.
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eat in
dayn in
order
OR-der
waiter
WEY-ter
fast service
ab-TEEK ahng ser-BEE-shoo
the bill please
bil pah-LEE-hog
slow service
hee-NAY ahng ser-BEE-shoo
the dish is delicious
LAH-mee ahng sood-AHN
menu please
MEN-yoo pah-LEE-hog
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