From root: bisita
Usage Note
Mambibisita refers to a person who makes a habit of visiting or someone currently performing a round of visits.
Examples
" Dumating na ang mga mambibisita. "
Natural Translation
The visitors have arrived.
Literal Translation
Arrived already the visitors.
" Maraming mambibisita tuwing Pasko. "
Natural Translation
There are many frequent visitors during Christmas.
Literal Translation
Many frequent-visitor every Christmas.
" Tuwing kapistahan, dumaragsa ang mga mambibisita sa aming bayan kaya laging punô ang mga kalsada. "
Natural Translation
During the fiesta, visitors flock to our town, so the streets are always packed.
Literal Translation
Every fiesta, flock the visitors to our town so always full the streets.
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