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Unta dili meaning in English

Unta dili means “shouldn't have” in English.

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Pronunciation: oon-TAH dee-LEE

Level

intermediate

Type

phrase

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How to use unta dili in Bisaya

Unta dili ko moari.

English: I shouldn't have come.

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hopefully not

phrase

Unta dili sayop ang mahitabo.

Hopefully nothing wrong will happen.

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hinaot ko nga

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I hope that

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hinaot unta nga

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I hope that

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pasayloa ko sa

phrase

forgive me for

pah-say-LOH-ah koh sa

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sakit sa akong

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painful to my

sah-KEET sa ah-KONG

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unta maayo

phrase

should have been good

oon-TAH mah-AH-yoh

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Gamay ra

A little

Pronunciation: ga-MAI ra

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Kasabot ko gamay.

I understand a little.

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