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How to use unya na in Bisaya
Unya na, dili pa karon.
English: Later, not now.
Bisaya phrase · phrase
“Later” in Bisaya is “unya na”.
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Pronunciation: oon-YAH nah
Level
beginner
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Unya na, dili pa karon.
English: Later, not now.
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now
kah-RON nah
I’ll be back
BAH-lik koh
don’t need to
dee-LEE kee-nah-HAHNG-lan
not anymore really
dee-LEE nah gyood
you decide
ee-KOW bah-HAH-lah
can / may
mah-HEE-moh
that’s all
mah-OH rah
I’ll come here
mo-AH-ree koh
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