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| Ilokano Word: | English Word: | Part of Speech: |
| dimo | don't you | idiom |
| Definition: used when you believe that the person you're speaking to would or should do the verb that follows; or when you're surprised or incredulous. | ||
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| Ilokano Sentence: Dimo ammo ni Reagan? | ||
| English Sentence: Don't you know Reagan? | ||
| Additional Remarks: N/A | ||
| Submitted By: Administrator | ||
| Last Modified By: Administrator | Last Modified: November 23, 2018 (9:54 am) | |
