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Vocabulary from Introduction Lessons 1-10

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Term
Definition
Ako / ko   First Class Pronoun, I  
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Ikaw / ka   First Class Pronoun, You (singular)  
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Siya / sya   First Class Pronoun, He/she  
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Kita / ta   First Class Pronoun, We (inclusive)  
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Kami / mi   First Class Pronoun, We (exclusive)  
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Kamo / mo   First Class Pronoun, You (plural)  
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Sila   First Class Pronoun, They  
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Nako   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive My  
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Nimo   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Your (singular)  
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Niya   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive His/Her  
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Nato   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Ours (inclusive)  
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Namo   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Ours (exclusive)  
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Ninyo   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Your (plural)  
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Nila   Second Class Pronoun, Possessive Their  
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Sa ako / Kanako   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving I  
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Sa imo / Kanimo   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving You  
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Sa iya / Kaniya   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving He/She  
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Sa ato / Kanato   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving We (inclusive)  
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Sa amo / Kanamo   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving We (exclusive)  
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Sa inyo / Kaninyo   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving You (plural)  
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Sa ila / Kanila   Third Class Pronoun, Benefactor/ Beneficiary, the one receiving They  
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Akong   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive My  
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Imong   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Your  
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Iyang   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive His/ Her  
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Atong   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Our (inclusive)  
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Among   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Our (exclusive)  
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Inyong   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Your (plural)  
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Ilang   Third Class Pronoun, Possessive Their  
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Si   1st Class Marker for Singular specific noun  
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Sila si, ug si   1st Class Marker for Plural specific noun  
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Ang / 'y   1st Class Marker for Singular general noun  
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Ang mga / 'y mga   1st Class Marker for Plural general noun  
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Ni   2nd Class Marker for Singular specific noun  
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Nila ni, ug ni   2nd Class Marker for Plural specific noun  
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Sa / og   2nd Class Marker for Singular  
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Sa mga / og mga   2nd Class Marker for Plural  
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Kang   3rd Class Marker for Singular specific noun  
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Kang, ug kang   3rd Class Marker for Plural specific noun  
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Sa   3rd Class Marker for Singular general noun  
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Sa mga   3rd Class Marker for Plural general noun  
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Kini / kani / ni   1st Class General Pronouns This  
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Kana / na   1st Class General Pronouns That  
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Kadto / to   1st Class General Pronouns That (far)  
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Niini / niani / ini / ani   2nd Class General Pronouns This  
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Niana / ana   2nd Class General Pronouns That  
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Niadto / adto   2nd Class General Pronouns That (far)  
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Dinhi / diri   3rd Class General Pronouns Here  
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Dinha / diha   3rd Class General Pronouns There  
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Didto   3rd Class General Pronouns There (far)  
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Usa   One  
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Duha   Two  
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Tulo   Three  
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Upat   Four  
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Lima   Five  
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Unom   Six  
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Pito   Seven  
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Walo   Eight  
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Siyam / syam   Nine  
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Napulo   Ten  
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Pula   Red  
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Asul   Blue  
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Berde / Luntian   Green  
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Dalag   Yellow  
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Itom   Black  
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Puti   White  
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Kape   Brown  
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Rosas   Pink  
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Orins   Orange  
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Bayolet   Violet  
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Buntag   Morning  
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Hapon   Afternoon  
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Udto   Noon  
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Gabii   Evening  
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Sibuhano   Cebuano  
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Ingles   English  
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Maayo   Good  
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Sab   a particle, meaning "also"  
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Kumusta   How  
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Man   a particle used for showing politeness  
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Kamao   Verb - To know  
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Ba   a particle used for making a statement into a question  
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Ga may   Little  
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Pa   a particle, meaning "yet"  
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Lang   a particle, meaning "only"  
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Tuon   Verb - To study  
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Sulti   Verb - To say  
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Karon   Now  
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Sigi   Okay  
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Unsa   What  
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Ngalan / Pangalan   Name  
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Amerikano   American  
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Pilipino   Filipino  
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Awstralyano   Australian  
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Mestiso   half Filipino, Spanish or American  
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Oo   Yes  
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Asa   Where  
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Puyo   Verb - To live  
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Diay   A particle used for showing surprise  
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Taga- Example: Taga-Butuan ako.   From Example: Taga- Butuan ako. I am from Butuan.  
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Pwede   Can  
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Bilids   Village  
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Praktis   Verb - to practice  
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Salamat   Thank you  
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Prutas   Fruit  
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Pila   How much  
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Wala   No Past and present form; Not having  
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Na   a particle meaning "already"  
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Hangyo   Discount / Bargain  
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Palit   Verb - to buy  
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Utan   Vegetable  
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Saging   Banana  
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Kapayas   Papaya  
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Guyabano   Soursop  
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Palihog   Please  
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Otroha   Repeat  
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Hinay   Slowly; Carefully  
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Saktu   Correct; Right  
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Lansones   A round tan fruit  
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Bayabas   Guava  
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Pinya   Pineapple  
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Anak   Child (belonging to the subject or speaker)  
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Babae   Girl; Woman  
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Lalaki   Boy; Man  
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Idad   Years (as in age)  
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Tunga   Half  
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Sunod   Following; Next  
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Tingali   Maybe  
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Iru   Dog  
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Iring   Cat  
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Balay   House; Home  
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Amigo   Friend  
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Sakyanan   Vehicle  
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Bana   Husband  
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Asawa   Wife  
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Pulos   All  
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Adto   Verb - to go  
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Balik   Verb - to return  
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Paingon   Going  
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Hatag   Verb - to give  
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Wala   Left (direction)  
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Tuo   Right (direction)  
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Diretso   Straight  
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Pulis   Police  
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Dugay   Late, long  
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Lungsod   Town  
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Kasabot   Understand  
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Bulan   Month  
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Pagpakig-istorya   Talking with  
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