From root: Abril
Usage Note
Pang-Abril describes things intended or scheduled for the month of April. For example, pang-Abril na uniporme refers to a uniform specifically for April.
Examples
" Pang-Abril ang uniporme ko. "
Natural Translation
My uniform is for April.
Literal Translation
For-April the uniform my.
" Bumili kami ng pang-Abril na gamit. "
Natural Translation
We bought supplies for April.
Literal Translation
Bought we of for-April that supplies.
" Itinabi ko na ang pang-Abril na gamit para handa na kami kapag nagsimula ang tag-init. "
Natural Translation
I already set aside the supplies for April so that we are ready when summer begins.
Literal Translation
Set-aside already I the for-April that supplies so ready already we when begins the summer.
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