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Nagpabili ako ng pagkain.

Tagalog example sentence for Magpa+root


Example sentence for the Tagalog word magpa+root, meaning: [affix/verb] to have someone do something; to let someone do something; to make someone do something; to order or direct someone to do something; * these verbs often suggest the actor is giving orders to do the action, or directing the action to happen.

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Nagpabili akó ng pagkain.
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I had my food bought (by someone else).

Sentence Literal Translation:

Nagpabili ako ng pagkain.
Nagpabili akó ng pagkain .
Had something bought I food
I had my food bought (by someone else).

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