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How to use wala ko tuyo in Bisaya
Wala ko tuyo nga matabo kini.
English: I didn't intend this to happen.
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Wala ko tuyo meaning in English
Wala ko tuyo means “I didn't intend” in English.
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Pronunciation: wah-LAH koh TOO-yoh
Level
intermediate
Type
phrase
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dili ko tuyo
phraseI didn't mean to
dee-LEE koh TOO-yoh
dili na matabo pa
phrasewon't happen again
dee-LEE nah mah-TAH-boh pah
mangayo ko pasaylo
phraseI ask forgiveness
mahn-GAH-yoh koh pah-SAY-loh
sayop ko
phraseI'm wrong
SAH-yop koh
sorry
interjectionsorry
SOR-ree
pasayloa ko
phraseforgive me
pah-say-LOH-ah koh
dili ko kabalo
phraseI don't know
dee-LEE koh kah-BAH-loh
dili ko makahimo
phraseI can't do it
dee-LEE koh mah-kah-HEE-moh
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