From root: Hulyo
Usage Note
Pang-Hulyo describes things like events, payments, or editions of a magazine that are meant for the month of July.
Examples
" Ito ang pang-Hulyo na bayarin. "
Natural Translation
This is the bill for July.
Literal Translation
This the for-July that bill.
" Ito ang pang-Hulyo na gawain. "
Natural Translation
This is the task for July.
Literal Translation
This the for-July that task.
" Hindi pa naipapasa ang pang-Hulyo na ulat dahil naghihintay pa kami ng datos mula sa ibang opisina. "
Natural Translation
The report for July has not yet been submitted because we are still waiting for data from the other office.
Literal Translation
Not yet submitted the for-July that report because waiting still we of data from other office.
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