From root: bahagi
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagbahagi
nag-ba-HA-gi
shared
Present (Incomplete)
nagbabahagi
nag-ba-ba-HA-gi
sharing
Future (Contemplated)
magbabahagi
mag-ba-ba-HA-gi
will share
Usage Note
Magbahagi is used when formally sharing something like information, resources, or experiences with others in a deliberate manner. It is often preferred in educational or professional settings compared to the more casual Taglish 'mag-share'.
Examples
" Gusto kong magbahagi ng pagkain. "
Natural Translation
I want to share food.
Literal Translation
Want I to-share of food.
" Mahalagang magbahagi ng biyaya. "
Natural Translation
It is important to share blessings.
Literal Translation
Important to share of blessings.
" Inanyayahan ng guro ang mga estudyante na magbahagi ng kanilang karanasan sa harap ng buong klase. "
Natural Translation
The teacher invited the students to share their experiences in front of the whole class.
Literal Translation
Invited by-the teacher the students that to-share of their experience in front of whole class.
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