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Itanong mo kay John at baka alam niya.

Tagalog example sentence for Niya


Example sentence for the Tagalog word niya, meaning: [ng pronoun] he / she / it; his / hers / its; his / her / its; by him / by her; * gender neutral.

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Itanóng mo kay John at bakâ alám niyá.
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Ask John as he might know it.

Sentence Literal Translation:

Itanong mo kay John at baka alam niya.
Itanóng mo kay John at bakâ alám niyá .
ask you preposition typically used before a proper name as might know he / she / it
Ask John as he might know it.

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