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dinala

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word dinala.
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The Tagalog word dinalá is the Filipino verb dalhin » conjugated in the Completed aspect ( past tense )


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dalhín
[verb]  to bring something; to carry something; to deliver something


Verb conjugations of dalhin:

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Root: dalaConjugation Type: -In Verb
Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
Infinitive:
dalhín  Play audio #18441
Completed (Past):
dinalá  Play audio #18442
Uncompleted (Present):
dinádalá  Play audio #18443
Contemplated (Future):
dádalhín  Play audio #18444
Dinala Example Sentences in Tagalog: (3)
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Dinalá mo ba ang libró?
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Did you bring the book?
Saán mo dinalá 'yung mga libró na nasa mesa?
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Where did you put those books that were on the table?
Saán mo dinalá 'yung perang ibinigáy ko sa iyó?
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Where's / What happened to the money that I gave you?
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