From root: disenyo
Usage Note
Kadisenyo refers to a partner or colleague in a design project. It is used when multiple people share the design responsibilities.
Examples
" Magaling ang aking kadisenyo. "
Natural Translation
My co-designer is skilled.
Literal Translation
Skilled the my co-designer.
" Kausap ko ang aking kadisenyo. "
Natural Translation
I am talking to my co-designer.
Literal Translation
Talking I the my co-designer.
" Kahit magkaiba ng istilo ako at ang aking kadisenyo, palagi kaming nagkakasundo tuwing pumipili ng kulay para sa proyekto. "
Natural Translation
Even though my co-designer and I have different styles, we always agree whenever we choose colors for the project.
Literal Translation
Even different of style I and the my co-designer, always we agree whenever choose of color for the project.
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