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ģ Ѹ λ ʿϰ~
Ʃ͵鿡 λ Ȱ¼Ұ ɼ ֽϴ-
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˷ִ α-ξƳ~~~
In visiting another country it is very important to know the language use in that particular country. ٸ 湮Ҷ ϴ ƴ° ߿մϴ. Specially in communicating to the local people in that area. Ư ε ȭ ~
Here are some common greetings: ϻ λ ֽϴ~
HOW ARE YOU?-KUMUSTA KA?
Kumusta ka? is a Cebuano and Tagalog word which means how are you?. Ÿ ī? ξƳ α '?' Դϴ "Kumusta' means how and "Ka" means you. Ÿ , ī / Դϴ
HOW OLD ARE YOU?-PILA IMO EDAD?-ILANG TAON KANA?
Pila imo edad? means how old are you? ʶ ̸ ٵ ̿? Դϴ "Pila" means how. "Imo" means you and "edad" means old. ʶ . ̸ /. ٵ / ̶ Դϴ In tagalog it's "ilang taon kana? ". αδ ϶ Ÿ ? Դϴ "Ilang" means how, "taon" means old and "kana" means are you. ϶ . Ÿ /. / Դϴ
WHERE DO YOU LIVE?-ASA KA NAGPUYO?-SAAN KA NAKATIRA?
Asa ka nagpuyo? means where do you live?.. ƻ ѿ? ' 缼? ' ξƳԴϴ The word "asa" means where, "ka" means you and "nagpuyo" means live. ƻ . /. ѿ Դϴ.
In Tagalog "saan ka nakatira? ". αδ ĮƼ Դϴ "Saan" means where, "ka" means you and "nakatira" means live. / īƼ Դϴ
I DON'T KNOW-WALA KO KAHIBALO-WALA AKONG ALAM
Wala ko kahibalo means i don't know. ж ߷ ξƳ 'ڽϴ' Դϴ "Wala" means no, "ko" means i and "kahibalo" means know . ж ƴϴ. / ߷ ˴ Դϴ
In Tagalog it's "Wala akong alam". αδ ж ˶ Դϴ "wala" means no, "akong" means I and "alam" means know. ж ƴϴ / ˶ ˴ Դϴ
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