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8 [eight]

The time

The time

8 [walo]

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Excuse me! P-----y- n- po. P_______ n_ p__ P-s-n-y- n- p-. --------------- Pasensya na po. 0
What time is it, please? Anong-o--- na? A____ o___ n__ A-o-g o-a- n-? -------------- Anong oras na? 0
Thank you very much. Ma-----g-sa----t. M_______ s_______ M-r-m-n- s-l-m-t- ----------------- Maraming salamat. 0
It is one o’clock. A-- -na --. A__ u__ n__ A-a u-a n-. ----------- Ala una na. 0
It is two o’clock. A--s-------. A___ d__ n__ A-a- d-s n-. ------------ Alas dos na. 0
It is three o’clock. A--s-tr-- -a. A___ t___ n__ A-a- t-e- n-. ------------- Alas tres na. 0
It is four o’clock. A-as-k--t-- --. A___ k_____ n__ A-a- k-a-r- n-. --------------- Alas kwatro na. 0
It is five o’clock. Alas singko na. A___ s_____ n__ A-a- s-n-k- n-. --------------- Alas singko na. 0
It is six o’clock. Ala---a---n-. A___ s___ n__ A-a- s-i- n-. ------------- Alas sais na. 0
It is seven o’clock. Alas s--e-- --. A___ s_____ n__ A-a- s-y-t- n-. --------------- Alas siyete na. 0
It is eight o’clock. Al-s-ot-- n-. A___ o___ n__ A-a- o-s- n-. ------------- Alas otso na. 0
It is nine o’clock. A-as-n-we-e n-. A___ n_____ n__ A-a- n-w-b- n-. --------------- Alas nuwebe na. 0
It is ten o’clock. Al---di-e- na. A___ d____ n__ A-a- d-y-s n-. -------------- Alas diyes na. 0
It is eleven o’clock. Alas--n-e -a. A___ o___ n__ A-a- o-s- n-. ------------- Alas onse na. 0
It is twelve o’clock. Alas -ose --. A___ d___ n__ A-a- d-s- n-. ------------- Alas dose na. 0
A minute has sixty seconds. An- -s-ng-mi-u---a- may a-i----------g--d-. A__ i____ m_____ a_ m__ a_________ s_______ A-g i-a-g m-n-t- a- m-y a-i-n-p-n- s-g-n-o- ------------------------------------------- Ang isang minuto ay may animnapung segundo. 0
An hour has sixty minutes. A-g ---ng-or-- -y -a- a---n----g-m-n---. A__ i____ o___ a_ m__ a_________ m______ A-g i-a-g o-a- a- m-y a-i-n-p-n- m-n-t-. ---------------------------------------- Ang isang oras ay may animnapung minuto. 0
A day has twenty-four hours. An--i-a-- araw -y-ma- -ala----u-- ---------ra-. A__ i____ a___ a_ m__ d__________ a___ n_ o____ A-g i-a-g a-a- a- m-y d-l-w-m-u-t a-a- n- o-a-. ----------------------------------------------- Ang isang araw ay may dalawampu’t apat na oras. 0

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