From root: halo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
naghalo
nag-ha-LO
mixed
Present (Incomplete)
naghahalo
nag-ha-ha-LO
mixing
Future (Contemplated)
maghahalo
mag-ha-ha-LO
will mix
Usage Note
Maghalo is used when the actor is the one performing the action of mixing ingredients or substances together, commonly used in cooking or construction contexts. It emphasizes the person's involvement in the task rather than the items being combined.
Examples
" Maghalo ka ng asukal. "
Natural Translation
Mix in some sugar.
Literal Translation
Mix you of sugar.
" Huwag mong kalimutang maghalo ng asukal. "
Natural Translation
Don't forget to mix in some sugar.
Literal Translation
Do-not you forget mix of sugar.
" Bago ihanda ang kanin, kailangan munang maghalo ng kaunting suka at toyo para sa sawsawan. "
Natural Translation
Before serving the rice, you first need to mix a little vinegar and soy sauce for the dipping sauce.
Literal Translation
Before serve the rice, need first to-mix of little vinegar and soy-sauce for the dipping-sauce.
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