From root: isa
Usage Note
Kaisa means being in union or agreement with a group or idea. Kaisa tayo sa kanilang mithiin means we are one with their goal.
Examples
" Kaisa kita dito. "
Natural Translation
I'm with you on this.
Literal Translation
United I-you here.
" Ako ay kaisa mo sa layunin. "
Natural Translation
I am united with you in this goal.
Literal Translation
I am united with you in goal.
" Bilang isang pamilya, dapat tayong magkaisa at maging kaisa sa bawat desisyong gagawin natin. "
Natural Translation
As a family, we should unite and be one in every decision we make.
Literal Translation
As one family, should we-to unite and to-be united in each decision will-make we.
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