From root: atin
Usage Note
Pang-atin ang mga kagamitang ito means the equipment is specifically reserved for our own group's use and not for others.
Examples
" Pang-atin lang ang pagkaing ito. "
Natural Translation
This food is just for our group.
Literal Translation
For-our-group only the food this.
" Ito ang pagkain na pang-atin. "
Natural Translation
This is the food intended for our group.
Literal Translation
This the food that for-us.
" Ibinukod namin ang mga upuang pang-atin para may matuluyan ang mga bisita kapag dumating sila mamaya. "
Natural Translation
We set aside the chairs meant for our group so the guests would have seats when they arrive later.
Literal Translation
Set-aside we the chairs for-our-group so have place-to-stay the guests when arrive they later.
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