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mag-anyaya

to invite

verb mag-an-YA-ya AF VERB Rare

From root: anyaya

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

nag-anyaya

nag-an-YA-ya

invited

Present (Incomplete)

nag-a-anyaya

nag-a-an-YA-ya

is inviting

Future (Contemplated)

mag-a-anyaya

mag-a-an-YA-ya

will invite

Usage Note

Mag-anyaya is a formal or literary term for inviting someone to an event, whereas 'mag-imbita' or 'mag-invite' are more commonly used in casual daily conversation. It carries a polite and traditional tone, often appearing in formal invitations or speeches.

Examples

Beginner

" Mag-anyaya ka ng mga bisita. "

Natural Translation

Invite some guests.

Literal Translation

Invite you of plural guest.

Intermediate

" Nakalimutan niyang mag-anyaya ng mga kaibigan. "

Natural Translation

He forgot to invite friends.

Literal Translation

Forgot he/she to invite friends.

Advanced

" Bago mag-anyaya ng panauhin, siguraduhin mong sapat ang upuan at pagkain para sa lahat. "

Natural Translation

Before inviting guests, make sure there are enough seats and food for everyone.

Literal Translation

Before to-invite of guest, make-sure you enough the seat and food for the all.

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