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The phrase "piste mayo nanganing bata makulungon pa si likod" is in Hiligaynon, a language spoken in the Philippines. It translates to "Darn it, that child is still stubborn at the back." In this context, the speaker is E×ρréššing frustration or annoyance at a child who is being stubborn or difficult at the back (possibly referring to the child's behavior or position).
The phrase "piste mayo nanganing bata makulungon pa si likod" is in Hiligaynon, a language spoken in the Philippines. It translates to "Darn it, that child is still stubborn at the back." In this context, the speaker is E×ρréššing frustration or annoyance at a child who is being stubborn or difficult at the back (possibly referring to the child's behavior or position).
 
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