magdalampasigan
to go to the seashore
From root: dalampasigan
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagdalampasigan
nag-da-lam-pa-SI-gan
went to the seashore
Present (Incomplete)
nagdadalampasigan
nag-da-da-lam-pa-SI-gan
going to the seashore
Future (Contemplated)
magdadalampasigan
mag-da-da-lam-pa-SI-gan
will go to the seashore
Usage Note
Magdalampasigan is used when describing the act of going to or spending time by the seashore, often carrying a more literary or formal tone compared to the common colloquialism 'mag-beach.' It emphasizes the specific setting of the sandy coast for leisure activities or strolls.
Examples
" Magdalampasigan tayo bukas. "
Natural Translation
Let's go to the seashore tomorrow.
Literal Translation
Go-to-seashore we tomorrow.
" Gusto naming magdalampasigan ngayong tag-init. "
Natural Translation
We want to go to the seashore this summer.
Literal Translation
Want we to go-to-seashore this summer.
" Tuwing nababagabag ang kanyang isip, naglalakad siya upang magdalampasigan at pakinggan ang mahinahong indayog ng mga alon. "
Natural Translation
Whenever her mind is troubled, she walks to spend time by the seashore and listen to the gentle rhythm of the waves.
Literal Translation
Whenever troubled the her mind, walking she in-order to-go-to-seashore and listen the calm rhythm of the waves.
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