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How to use wala pa in Bisaya
Wala pa siya.
English: He is not here yet.
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Wala pa meaning in English
Wala pa means “not yet here” in English.
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Pronunciation: wah-LAH pah
Level
beginner
Type
phrase
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Not yet
phraseWala pa human.
Not yet finished.
not yet (past)
phraseWala pa siya moabot.
He has not yet arrived.
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