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    This document compares 20 words that have similar spellings but different meanings in Bisaya, English, and Filipino. Some examples given are: 1) Sugod means "start" in Bisaya but "attacked" in Filipino. 2) Hubog means "drunk" in Bisaya but "shape" in Filipino. 3) Paa means "thigh" in Bisaya but "foot" in Filipino. The document provides a table that lists 20 words with their meanings in Bisaya, English, and Filipino to illustrate how words can have similar spellings but different definitions across languages.

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    This document compares 20 words that have similar spellings but different meanings in Bisaya, English, and Filipino. Some examples given are: 1) Sugod means "start" in Bisaya but "attacked" in Filipino. 2) Hubog means "drunk" in Bisaya but "shape" in Filipino. 3) Paa means "thigh" in Bisaya but "foot" in Filipino. The document provides a table that lists 20 words with their meanings in Bisaya, English, and Filipino to illustrate how words can have similar spellings but different definitions across languages.

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    Bisaya and Filipino Words

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    Krishale Jane Tabor
    This document compares 20 words that have similar spellings but different meanings in Bisaya, English, and Filipino. Some examples given are: 1) Sugod means "start" in Bisaya but "attacked" in Filipino. 2) Hubog means "drunk" in Bisaya but "shape" in Filipino. 3) Paa means "thigh" in Bisaya but "foot" in Filipino. The document provides a table that lists 20 words with their meanings in Bisaya, English, and Filipino to illustrate how words can have similar spellings but different definitions across languages.

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    Tabor Ika-31 ng Enero Taong 2021


    BSED III Filipino
    Elective 2

    Mga Salitang Magkapareho Pero Magkaiba ang Kahulugan

    Bisaya English Filipino English


    1. Sugod Start Sugod Attacked
    2. Hubog Drunk Hubog Shape
    3. Paa Thigh Paa Foot
    4. Lahi Different Lahi Race
    5. Palit Buy Palit Exchange
    6. Bati Ugly Bati Greeting
    7. Kamay Sugar Kamay Hands
    8. Habol Blanket Habol Chase
    9. Suko Mad Suko Give up
    10. Buhat Make Buhat Carry
    11. Pila How much Pila Line Up
    12. Pako Wings Pako Nail
    13. Gubat War Gubat Forest
    14. Kamot Hands Kamot Scratch
    15. Ilaga Rat Ilaga To boil
    16. Laban To take side Laban Fight
    17. Asa Asking where Asa Assume
    18. Samin Mirror Samin Ours
    19. Tanan All Tanan Run away
    20. Hawak Waist Hawak Hold

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