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Other | | Tagalog term or phrase: 5 masusing mga hakbang | Is this phrase completely wrong or is this acceptable tagalog?
In the dictionary, there are two "susi" entrants. One is the obvious "key" and the other is "minute, detailed, or exact" (that's not the "minute" as in 60 minutes in an hour.)
Anyway, not sure if 5 masusing mga hakbank is a horrible translation of "5 key steps" or if this is an acceptable tagalog phrase that would mean "5 detailed steps". I need a native ear on this one. Does anyone use the adjective masusi???? I've never heard it! |
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