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How to use wala na in Bisaya
Wala na ang tubig.
English: The water is gone now.
Bisaya phrase · phrase
Wala na means “gone / none now” in English.
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Pronunciation: wah-LAH nah
Level
beginner
Type
phrase
Example sentence
Wala na ang tubig.
English: The water is gone now.
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no longer
phraseWala na siya dinhi.
He is no longer here.
none left / gone
phraseWala na ang tubig.
The water is gone.
none left
phraseWala na ang kan-on.
There is no rice left.
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going now
AHD-toh nah
I’ll handle it
ah-KOH bah-HAH-lah
up to you / who knows with you
ahm-BOT nee-MOH
where then
AH-sah man
I’ll be back
BAH-lik koh
back already
BAH-lik nah
you don't
dee kah
I don't
dee koh
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