What mahimo, pwede means
How to say “can (to be able)” in Bisaya
mahimo, pwede in real sentences
Pulled from the listening library inside the app, where 257 recorded sentences use this word. Every line below is a recording, not a written-out example.
- New
Pwede ko?
May I?
- Beginner
Pwede nimong usbon?
Can you repeat?
- Intermediate
Kung gusto nimo ug kauban, pwede tikang ubanan bisan asa ka.
If you want company, I can go with you wherever you are.
- Advanced
Ang mga lubnganan sa mga kaagi, mahimo pa gihapon maglihok og ghaw ghaw sa mga napuloghan.
The graves of stories can still echo whispers of the forgotten.
- New
Pwede ba?
Is it possible?
- Beginner
Pwede ka muanhi ugma?
Can you come tomorrow?
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Questions about mahimo, pwede
What does "mahimo, pwede" mean in English?
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Mahimo, pwede means can (to be able) in Bisaya (Cebuano).
How do you pronounce "mahimo, pwede"?
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Mahimo, pwede is said ma-hi-mo, 3 syllables. Cebuano is written phonetically, so the spelling tells you the pronunciation. There is a recording of it on this page.
How do you use "mahimo, pwede" in a sentence?
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"Mahimo nako na." means "I can do it.".
How common is "mahimo, pwede" in Bisaya?
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It is word number 52 of the 1,000 most frequent Bisaya words, and 257 of the 15,000 recorded sentences in MyBisayaTutor use it.
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