instruktibo
instruktíbo with stress marks
instructive
Usage Note
Instruktibo is a formal adjective describing something that imparts knowledge or teaches a lesson. It is more common in written reviews, academic evaluations, and educational discussions than in everyday conversation.
Examples
" Instruktibo ang aklat na ito. "
Natural Translation
This book is instructive.
Literal Translation
Instructive the book this.
" Ang dokumentaryo ay lubhang instruktibo para sa mga kabataan. "
Natural Translation
The documentary is very instructive for the youth.
Literal Translation
The documentary is very instructive for the youth.
" Bagaman maikli lamang ang palabas, napakainstruktibo nito dahil malinaw na ipinaliwanag ang bawat hakbang ng eksperimento. "
Natural Translation
Although the show was only short, it was very instructive because it clearly explained each step of the experiment.
Literal Translation
Although short only the show, very-instructive this because clearly explained the each step of-the experiment.
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