You really must be very fond of the word "puliki". 😁 Puliki is a very funny-sounding word, that is true. An even funnier word to express the the same sentiment is "lubot-lubot". You know what "lubot" means, yes? "Nagkalubot-lubot" basically just translates as to rush or run around doing chores as if your posterior has been set on fire. 😂 *Dalag 3 ka kilometro. To me, "dalag" is a contraction of "dala og" and it means to carry something. Did you base your inflection on the longer (and somewhat older and obsolete) form of run .:dalagan:.? I also noticed this in your previous post where you inflected (and shortened) it to "dalgan". While I commend you on your knowledge of our vowel/syllable cancelling, it is wrong to use it here. Dalagan, when shortened, becomes "dagan" (notice that the syllable -LA- is omitted). The construction should look like this: .:dagan ko og 3 ka kilometro:.. Overall, your construction is superb! 😀