From root: Martes
Usage Note
Panmartes is used to describe items like uniforms or schedules specifically designated for Tuesday. For example, panmartes na uniporme refers to a Tuesday uniform.
Examples
" Panmartes ang uniporme ko. "
Natural Translation
My uniform is for Tuesday.
Literal Translation
For-Tuesday the uniform my.
" Mayroon kaming plano na panmartes. "
Natural Translation
We have a plan intended for Tuesday.
Literal Translation
Have we plan that for-Tuesday.
" Inihanda ko na ang panmartes na uniporme dahil tuwing Martes ay may pagsusulit kami sa Matematika. "
Natural Translation
I already prepared the Tuesday uniform because every Tuesday we have a test in Math.
Literal Translation
Prepared already I the for-Tuesday that uniform because every Tuesday is have we test in Math.
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