From root: daldal
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ipinagdaldalan
i-pi-nag-dal-da-LAN
told everyone
Present (Incomplete)
ipinagdadaldalan
i-pi-nag-da-dal-da-LAN
telling everyone
Future (Contemplated)
ipagdadaldalan
i-pag-da-dal-da-LAN
will tell everyone
Usage Note
Ipagdaldalan is used when someone indiscreetly broadcasts secrets or gossip to a wide audience, often carrying a negative connotation of being a blabbermouth. It is frequently used in contexts where private information is spread as trivial talk among others.
Examples
" Huwag mong ipagdaldalan ang lihim ko. "
Natural Translation
Don't tell everyone my secret.
Literal Translation
Not you tell-everyone the secret my.
" Ayaw niyang ipagdaldalan ang problema. "
Natural Translation
She doesn't want to tell everyone about the problem.
Literal Translation
Dislike she tell-everyone the problem.
" Ipinagdaldalan niya sa buong opisina ang away ng mag-asawa, kaya tuluyang nasira ang tiwala ng mga kasamahan sa kanya. "
Natural Translation
She broadcast the couple's quarrel to the entire office, so her colleagues' trust in her was completely destroyed.
Literal Translation
Told-everyone she to whole office the quarrel of couple, so completely destroyed the trust of plural colleague in her.
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