Apr 11, 2003 02:55
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Tagalog term
na sa
Non-PRO
Tagalog to English
Tech/Engineering
saying
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(English)
5 +2 | in the/on the/at the |
Jake Estrada FCIL CL
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5 | there |
Jonathan Spector
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in the/on the/at the
Hi there. I believe you're referring to the Tagalog word "nasa".
"nasa" is used as a preposition to denote location--usually for a location that is far from the speaker.
For example, if you say "nasa New York si Caline" it means, "Caline is in New York".
If you say, "nasa bus si Caline", it means "Caline is on the bus".
If you say "nasa convention si Caline", it means "Caline is at the convention".
Hope this helps!
"nasa" is used as a preposition to denote location--usually for a location that is far from the speaker.
For example, if you say "nasa New York si Caline" it means, "Caline is in New York".
If you say, "nasa bus si Caline", it means "Caline is on the bus".
If you say "nasa convention si Caline", it means "Caline is at the convention".
Hope this helps!
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