From root: deposito
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagdeposito
nag-de-po-SI-to
deposited
Present (Incomplete)
nagdedeposito
nag-de-de-po-SI-to
depositing
Future (Contemplated)
magdedeposito
mag-de-de-po-SI-to
will deposit
Usage Note
Magdeposito is used primarily in banking and financial contexts when referring to placing money into an account. It is the standard term used in both formal and informal settings for this specific transaction.
Examples
" Magdeposito ako ng pera bukas. "
Natural Translation
I'll deposit money tomorrow.
Literal Translation
Deposit I of money tomorrow.
" Pupunta ako sa bangko para magdeposito. "
Natural Translation
I am going to the bank to deposit money.
Literal Translation
Go I to bank to deposit.
" Bago magsara ang bangko, kailangan kong magdeposito ng sahod ko para may pambayad sa mga utang sa susunod na linggo. "
Natural Translation
Before the bank closes, I need to deposit my salary so I'll have money to pay the debts next week.
Literal Translation
Before close the bank, need I to-deposit of salary my so have payment for the debts on next week.
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