Example sentence
How to use tiil in Bisaya
Hugaw ang akong tiil kay naglakaw ko nga walay tsinelas.
English: My feet are dirty because I walked without slippers.
Cebuano word · noun
Tiil means “foot” in English.
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Pronunciation: tiil
Level
beginner
Type
noun
Example sentence
Hugaw ang akong tiil kay naglakaw ko nga walay tsinelas.
English: My feet are dirty because I walked without slippers.
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foot / leg
nounTiil sa tawo.
Foot of a person.
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liver
ah-TAY
lung
BAH-gah
ear
DOONG-gan
nail
KOO-koh
body
LAH-was
neck
lee-OG
hair
buhok
bone
bukog
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