Seems like a linguistic slop pot, eye of toad , tounge of newt, throw it all in and Wala!!, You picked an interesting word there, Cebuano-Wa Bisaya-Wala and Tagalog-Wala. Wala baki dire, (Bisaya for no toads here haha)
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That my friend depends on where you will live or are Living, Not that may in Negros that speak Tagalog and up north ilonggo is the Language, They mostly all speak and write some English that is why all Forms are in English and the Business Language is English. All the years I have been here, I have never found a Local that even spoke their own language well enough to teach it, so I gave up
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Id like to know what the cheeky buggers are saying
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