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en To want something   »   tl may gusto na isang bagay

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [pitumpu’t isa]

may gusto na isang bagay

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What do you want to do? An-----us-- n-yo? A____ g____ n____ A-o-g g-s-o n-y-? ----------------- Anong gusto niyo? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Na-s--yo--an---agla-o--g-soc---? N___ n__ b___ m______ n_ s______ N-i- n-o b-n- m-g-a-o n- s-c-e-? -------------------------------- Nais nyo bang maglaro ng soccer? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Na-- ny--bang-b-si-a--n -----ga--aib--a--niyo? N___ n__ b___ b________ a__ m__ k_______ n____ N-i- n-o b-n- b-s-t-h-n a-g m-a k-i-i-a- n-y-? ---------------------------------------------- Nais nyo bang bisitahin ang mga kaibigan niyo? 0
to want g-sto g____ g-s-o ----- gusto 0
I don’t want to arrive late. Ay-k--g-h-lin- --matin-. A______ h_____ d________ A-o-o-g h-l-n- d-m-t-n-. ------------------------ Ayokong huling dumating. 0
I don’t want to go there. A--k--- pum-n-a A______ p______ A-o-o-g p-m-n-a --------------- Ayokong pumunta 0
I want to go home. Gus---ko -ang--mu-i. G____ k_ n___ u_____ G-s-o k- n-n- u-u-i- -------------------- Gusto ko nang umuwi. 0
I want to stay at home. Gus---kon---anatili -a b--a-. G____ k___ m_______ s_ b_____ G-s-o k-n- m-n-t-l- s- b-h-y- ----------------------------- Gusto kong manatili sa bahay. 0
I want to be alone. Gu-t--k--g --p-g---a. G____ k___ m_________ G-s-o k-n- m-p-g-i-a- --------------------- Gusto kong mapag-isa. 0
Do you want to stay here? Gust------it-n----na-ili? G____ m_ d_____ m________ G-s-o m- d-t-n- m-n-t-l-? ------------------------- Gusto mo ditong manatili? 0
Do you want to eat here? G--to-mo-----n- kuma--? G____ m_ d_____ k______ G-s-o m- d-t-n- k-m-i-? ----------------------- Gusto mo ditong kumain? 0
Do you want to sleep here? Gusto -o-d---n- matul-g? G____ m_ d_____ m_______ G-s-o m- d-t-n- m-t-l-g- ------------------------ Gusto mo ditong matulog? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Nai--mo -ang-b--as umalis? N___ m_ b___ b____ u______ N-i- m- b-n- b-k-s u-a-i-? -------------------------- Nais mo bang bukas umalis? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Nais--o-ba-- ma-----i -a-g-----buk--? N___ m_ b___ m_______ h_______ b_____ N-i- m- b-n- m-n-t-l- h-n-g-n- b-k-s- ------------------------------------- Nais mo bang manatili hanggang bukas? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Nai---o b--g b---s p- --b-----n --g--ga b-y-r--? N___ m_ b___ b____ p_ b________ a__ m__ b_______ N-i- m- b-n- b-k-s p- b-b-y-r-n a-g m-a b-y-r-n- ------------------------------------------------ Nais mo bang bukas pa babayaran ang mga bayarin? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? G--to-----b-n---umunt- s- --sk-? G____ n__ b___ p______ s_ d_____ G-s-o n-o b-n- p-m-n-a s- d-s-o- -------------------------------- Gusto nyo bang pumunta sa disko? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? Gust----- ba-g-----n-a--a--in-h--? G____ n__ b___ p______ s_ s_______ G-s-o n-o b-n- p-m-n-a s- s-n-h-n- ---------------------------------- Gusto nyo bang pumunta sa sinehan? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Gusto n---b-ng-pu-u-t---a caf-? G____ n__ b___ p______ s_ c____ G-s-o n-o b-n- p-m-n-a s- c-f-? ------------------------------- Gusto nyo bang pumunta sa café? 0

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