From root: deposito
Usage Note
Deposituhan refers to a designated place or counter where deposits are accepted.
Examples
" Saan ang deposituhan? "
Natural Translation
Where is the deposit counter?
Literal Translation
Where the place-of-deposit?
" Saan ang deposituhan ng tseke? "
Natural Translation
Where is the place to deposit the check?
Literal Translation
Where the place-of-deposit of check?
" Tinanong ng matanda ang guwardiya kung saan ang deposituhan dahil hindi niya makita ang tamang bintana. "
Natural Translation
The old man asked the guard where the deposit counter was because he couldn't find the right window.
Literal Translation
Asked by-the old-man the guard if where the place-of-deposit because not he can-see the correct window.
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