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Getting to know others

Getting to know others

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Pagkipagkilala sa iba

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Hi! Kumu-ta! K_______ K-m-s-a- -------- Kumusta! 0
Hello! Mag-nda-g-ar-w! M________ a____ M-g-n-a-g a-a-! --------------- Magandang araw! 0
How are you? K-m---- k-? K______ k__ K-m-s-a k-? ----------- Kumusta ka? 0
Do you come from Europe? G----- ---kayo-sa E---p-? G_____ p_ k___ s_ E______ G-l-n- p- k-y- s- E-r-p-? ------------------------- Galing po kayo sa Europa? 0
Do you come from America? G-li-- p---a-o-sa Amer---? G_____ p_ k___ s_ A_______ G-l-n- p- k-y- s- A-e-i-a- -------------------------- Galing po kayo sa Amerika? 0
Do you come from Asia? G-l----po-ka-o -a As--? G_____ p_ k___ s_ A____ G-l-n- p- k-y- s- A-y-? ----------------------- Galing po kayo sa Asya? 0
In which hotel are you staying? Ali---h-te--p- an----n-tu-u-a--n--y-? A____ h____ p_ a__ t__________ n_____ A-i-g h-t-l p- a-g t-n-t-l-y-n n-n-o- ------------------------------------- Aling hotel po ang tinutuluyan ninyo? 0
How long have you been here for? G-a-- na-po-k--- ------l-d--o? G____ n_ p_ k___ k______ d____ G-a-o n- p- k-y- k-t-g-l d-t-? ------------------------------ Gaano na po kayo katagal dito? 0
How long will you be staying? Gaa-o-p- k-y- ka-agal--a-a---il-? G____ p_ k___ k______ m__________ G-a-o p- k-y- k-t-g-l m-n-n-t-l-? --------------------------------- Gaano po kayo katagal mananatili? 0
Do you like it here? Nagu-tu-a- -- -a n-n-o di-o? N_________ p_ b_ n____ d____ N-g-s-u-a- p- b- n-n-o d-t-? ---------------------------- Nagustuhan po ba ninyo dito? 0
Are you here on vacation? N-nd-to--o ba-k--- para -----k--yon? N______ p_ b_ k___ p___ m___________ N-n-i-o p- b- k-y- p-r- m-g-a-a-y-n- ------------------------------------ Nandito po ba kayo para magbakasyon? 0
Please do visit me sometime! B-sitahi---------o -ko -in-a-! B________ p_ n____ a__ m______ B-s-t-h-n p- n-n-o a-o m-n-a-! ------------------------------ Bisitahin po ninyo ako minsan! 0
Here is my address. N-ri-- -n----ga--n-----ng ti-ut-luy--. N_____ a__ l____ n_ a____ t___________ N-r-t- a-g l-g-r n- a-i-g t-n-t-l-y-n- -------------------------------------- Narito ang lugar na aking tinutuluyan. 0
Shall we see each other tomorrow? Ma-kik----ba--a-o -u-a-? M________ b_ t___ b_____ M-g-i-i-a b- t-y- b-k-s- ------------------------ Magkikita ba tayo bukas? 0
I am sorry, but I already have plans. Pa---s-a------ko-a- --y m----l-no--a. P_______ n__ a__ a_ m__ m__ p____ n__ P-s-n-y- n-, a-o a- m-y m-a p-a-o n-. ------------------------------------- Pasensya na, ako ay may mga plano na. 0
Bye! P-alam! P______ P-a-a-! ------- Paalam! 0
Good bye! Pa----! P______ P-a-a-! ------- Paalam! 0
See you soon! Ha---a---sa mu-i! H_______ s_ m____ H-n-g-n- s- m-l-! ----------------- Hanggang sa muli! 0

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