Time and dates
❃ Time and dates
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Anong oras na po?
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What time is it?
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Ala una na po.
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It is one o'clock.
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Anong oras po?
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At what time?
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Umaga, hapon, gabi.
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Morning, afternoon, evening.
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Tanghali / Hatinggabi.
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Noon / Midnight.
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Ngayon.
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Today / Now.
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Bukas.
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Tomorrow.
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Kahapon.
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Yesterday.
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Mamaya.
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Later.
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Ngayon na.
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Right now.
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Lunes, Martes, Miyerkules.
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
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Huwebes, Biyernes, Sabado, Linggo.
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
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Sa susunod na linggo.
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Next week.
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Anong petsa na ngayon?
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What date is it today?
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Magkita tayo ng alas dos ng hapon.
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Let's meet at 2 PM.
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Bakante ka ba bukas?
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Are you free tomorrow?
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Busy po ako ngayon.
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I am busy right now.
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Late na po ako.
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I am late.
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Paki-agahan po.
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Please come early / on time.
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Ilang minuto lang po.
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Wait a few minutes.
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