Asa nindot puy-an sa Mindanao?

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Ako bai, pobre ko. wala ko kwarta para duty free.
Mga silingan pud nako wala kwarta para duty free.
Kwarta namo para lang bugas ug sud-an.


cheers,
Bisaya Dako

Ganon ba? Im so sorry to hear that. Dito kasi sa Davao, we have three Duty Free outlets. Yung dalawa sa loob ng terminal building ng airport namin mainly cater to tourists. Yung stand alone naman na outlet caters to both tourists and locals.

Ibig sabihin, hindi pa pala talaga viable ang Duty Free sa CDO. Sayang naman. Don't worry, baka after how many years, pwede nang i-consider ng Duty Free Phils., Inc. na magbukas ng outlet dyan, pag viable na siguro ang market ng city nyo. For now, baka hindi pa.

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If Bangkok wants to keep their Tok-tok, CDO too wants to keep the tri-cycle. It's just an added charm to a pa-tsada city.

cheers,
Bisaya Dako

Sabagay. My point ka dyan. In fact, most secondary cities in the Philippines are retaining motorelas as their main mode of public transport, gaya ng CDO. Oo nga naman, no need to phase out these things in your place.

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There is a question mark at the end.

Last time I went to school, a sentence that ends with a question mark is a question.
Maybe mobalik gyud ko sa school to find out if it still the same.


cheers,
Bisaya Dako

Ah yes, maybe you should go back to school nga to find out if a sentence that ends with a question mark is a question. And while you're at it, maybe you can also research about statements which qualify a question.

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The Deck @ The Marco Polo Hotel Davao

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Bajada District, the new warzone of shopping malls in the Metro.

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Artist's perspective of Ayala Center Davao

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Ah yes, maybe you should go back to school nga to find out if a sentence that ends with a question mark is a question. And while you're at it, maybe you can also research about statements which qualify a question.

I just asked my niece and nephew from an elementary school in CDO.
They said, "don't worry, in our school, a sentence that ends with a question mark is a question".

I'm still trying to figure out why other people think otherwise.

cheers,
Bisaya Dako

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it's an Oasis in the middle of Davao