pang-ehersisyo
used for exercise
From root: ehersisyo
Usage Note
Pang-ehersisyo describes objects like clothing or gear intended for physical activities, such as damit pang-ehersisyo (exercise clothes).
Examples
" Bago ang sapatos kong pang-ehersisyo. "
Natural Translation
My exercise shoes are new.
Literal Translation
New the shoes my for-exercise.
" Ito ang damit ko para sa pang-ehersisyo. "
Natural Translation
These are my clothes for exercise.
Literal Translation
This the clothes my for exercise.
" Bago ka mag-ehersisyo, siguraduhing magsuot ng damit pang-ehersisyo na maluwag para hindi ka mahirapang gumalaw. "
Natural Translation
Before you work out, make sure to wear loose exercise clothes so that you won't have a hard time moving.
Literal Translation
Before you exercise, make-sure to-wear of clothes for-exercise that loose so-that not you difficulty-to move.
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