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Ayaw mo bang umamin?

Tagalog example sentence for Umamin


Example sentence for the Tagalog word umamin, meaning: [verb] to admit; to confess; to own up.

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Ayaw mo bang umamin?
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Don't you want to confess? (Of an offense or crime)

Sentence Literal Translation:

Ayaw mo bang umamin?
Ayaw mo bang umamin ?
do not want you a word to indicate the statement is a question + ligature na / -ng confess
Don't you want to confess? (Of an offense or crime)

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