Tigmo:Gi dok dok Gi toyok pag bali ma o ras gihapon

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This is a Visayan proverb or saying. It means that even after making many efforts or changes (dokdok = hammer, tuyok = turn), nothing has changed. It's like saying “no matter what you do, things remain the same.”

Answered by BertieBoots | 2025-06-05

Tigmo:Gi dok dok Gi toyok pag bali ma o ras gihapon

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