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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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Unta dili means “shouldn't have” in English.
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Pronunciation: oon-TAH dee-LEE
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Unta dili ko moari.
English: I shouldn't have come.
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hopefully not
phraseUnta dili sayop ang mahitabo.
Hopefully nothing wrong will happen.
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I hope
hee-nah-OHT koh
I hope that
hee-nah-OHT koh ngah
I hope
hee-nah-OHT oon-TAH
I hope that
hee-nah-OHT oon-TAH ngah
forgive me for
pah-say-LOH-ah koh sa
painful to my
sah-KEET sa ah-KONG
should have been good
oon-TAH mah-AH-yoh
hope / wish
hee-nah-OHT
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