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The phrase "Wala ko kasabot sa imong gisulat" is in Cebuano, a language spoken in the Philippines, and it translates to "I do not understand what you wrote." This indicates that the speaker is having difficulty comprehending the written content. It could imply a need for clarification or a request for the information to be explained in simpler terms.

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