From root: Disyembre
Usage Note
Pan-Disyembre is used to describe things that are associated with or intended for use during the month of December, such as festive decorations or the cool breeze.
Examples
" Pan-Disyembre ang mga ilaw na ito. "
Natural Translation
These lights are for December.
Literal Translation
For-December the lights these.
" Ito ay pan-Disyembre na regalo. "
Natural Translation
This is a gift for December.
Literal Translation
This is for-December that gift.
" Inilabas na namin ang mga pan-Disyembre na palamuti dahil malapit na ang kapaskuhan sa aming lugar. "
Natural Translation
We have already taken out the December decorations because the Christmas season is near in our area.
Literal Translation
Took-out already we the for-December decorations because near already the Christmas-season in our place.
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