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umaasa

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word umaasa.
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The Tagalog word umaasa is the Filipino verb umasa » conjugated in the Uncompleted aspect ( present tense )

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umasa
[verb]  to hope; to depend on; to hope for; to expect; to anticipate; to trust; to be dependent on; to count on (depend on)


Verb conjugations of umasa:

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Actor   Root: asaConjugation Type: -Um-
Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
Infinitive:
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Completed (Past):
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Uncompleted (Present):
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Contemplated (Future):
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Umaasa Example Sentences in Tagalog: (9)
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Umaasa siyá na magwawalâ ka dahil sa takot.
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He is hoping that you will lose it because of fear.
Umaasa akóng magkikita tayo ulî.
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I expect that we'd see each other again.
Umaasa ka sa walâ.
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You're hoping against hope.
Umaasa silá na bubuti ang kaniláng kondisyón sa bagong rehimén.
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They hope to improve their condition with the new regime.
Umaasa siyáng maisasalba ang gusalì sa pagkagibâ.
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He hopes that the building will be from being torn down.
Umaasa akóng mananalo siyá.
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I am hoping he will win.
Umaasa akóng matátaasán ang tulong pinánsiyál.
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I'm hoping that the financial aid will be increased.
Huwág kang lagíng umaasa sa ibá.
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Don't make yourself dependent on others.
Umaasa si Tom na kikita siyá nang malakí sa kaniyáng bagong negosyo.
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Tom expects to make big money in his new business.
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