From root: intindi
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inintindi
i-nin-TIN-di
attended to
Present (Incomplete)
iniintindi
i-ni-in-TIN-di
attending to
Future (Contemplated)
iintindihin
i-in-tin-di-HIN
will attend to
Usage Note
Intindihin is used when focusing your attention on a specific task, person, or situation that requires care or management. It often implies a sense of responsibility or prioritizing something that needs to be settled or attended to.
Examples
" Intindihin mo ang aralin. "
Natural Translation
Pay attention to the lesson.
Literal Translation
Attend-to you the lesson.
" Kailangang intindihin ang mga bisita. "
Natural Translation
It is necessary to attend to the guests.
Literal Translation
Need attend-to the plural guest.
" Bago ka magbakasyon, kailangan mong intindihin muna ang lahat ng natitirang gawain sa opisina. "
Natural Translation
Before you go on vacation, you need to attend to all the remaining tasks at the office first.
Literal Translation
Before you vacation, need you attend-to first the all of remaining task at office.
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