despatsahin
despatsahín with stress marks
to dispatch [it]
From root: despatsa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
dinespatsa
di-nes-PAT-sa
dispatched
Present (Incomplete)
dinedespatsa
di-ne-des-PAT-sa
is being dispatched
Future (Contemplated)
dedespatsahin
de-des-pat-sa-HIN
will be dispatched
Usage Note
Despatsahin is the object-focus form of despatsa, used when the thing or person being dispatched or dismissed is the grammatical focus. It covers sending off shipments in a logistics context and terminating employees in a workplace context, with the target of the action foregrounded.
Examples
" Despatsahin mo na ang mga sulat. "
Natural Translation
Dispatch the letters now.
Literal Translation
Dispatch you now the letters.
" Kailangan na despatsahin ang mga sulat na ito. "
Natural Translation
These letters need to be dispatched.
Literal Translation
Need to dispatch the letter , this.
" Kailangan munang despatsahin ang mga padala ngayong umaga bago dumating ang susunod na batch ng mga order. "
Natural Translation
The shipments must first be dispatched this morning before the next batch of orders arrives.
Literal Translation
Need first-linker dispatch the shipments this morning before arrive the next batch of orders.
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