Also means
Kíta also means income or earnings in its noun sense, referring to money earned.
Usage Note
Kíta in the sense of 'visible' or 'seen' refers to something that can be perceived by the eye or has been noticed. It often appears in constructions like 'nakikita' (can be seen) or 'kita-kita natin' (we can see each other), emphasizing visual perception or mutual awareness.
Examples
" Kita ang bundok dito. "
Natural Translation
The mountain is visible from here.
Literal Translation
Visible the mountain here.
" Hindi kíta ang buwan dahil sa ulap. "
Natural Translation
The moon is not visible because of the clouds.
Literal Translation
Not visible the moon because-of the clouds.
" Mula sa bintana ng aming bahay, kita ang buong lungsod kapag maaliwalas ang panahon. "
Natural Translation
From the window of our house, the whole city is visible when the weather is clear.
Literal Translation
From the window of our house, visible the whole city when clear the weather.
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