slow to anger
Iloko translation: saan a nadaras nga agpungtot/gumura
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saan a nadaras nga agpungtot/gumura Explanation: My native tongue! |
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nabannayat nga agpungtot Explanation: nabannayat means slow pungtot means anger Example sentence(s):
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