From root: dyipni
Usage Note
Dyipan refers to a designated terminal or parking area where jeepneys wait for passengers.
Examples
" Nasa dyipan siya ngayon. "
Natural Translation
He's at the jeepney terminal now.
Literal Translation
At jeepney-terminal he now.
" Nandoon siya sa dyipan. "
Natural Translation
He is at the jeepney terminal.
Literal Translation
There he at the jeepney-terminal.
" Maghintay ka muna sa dyipan dahil doon dadaan ang sasakyang pupunta sa palengke. "
Natural Translation
Wait at the jeepney terminal first because the vehicle going to the market passes through there.
Literal Translation
Wait you first at jeepney-terminal because there will-pass the vehicle going to market.
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