From root: kalendaryo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ikinalendaryo
i-ki-na-len-DAR-yo
scheduled
Present (Incomplete)
ikinakalendaryo
i-ki-na-ka-len-DAR-yo
is scheduling
Future (Contemplated)
ikakalendaryo
i-ka-ka-len-DAR-yo
will schedule
Usage Note
Ikalendaryo is used when referring to the act of officially setting a date or recording an event in a calendar. It is less common in casual conversation than the Taglish alternative 'i-schedule' and is typically used in formal or professional settings.
Examples
" Ikalendaryo mo ang pulong. "
Natural Translation
Schedule the meeting.
Literal Translation
Schedule you the meeting.
" Kailangan mong ikalendaryo ang meeting bukas. "
Natural Translation
You need to schedule the meeting for tomorrow.
Literal Translation
Need you schedule the meeting tomorrow.
" Bago matapos ang araw, ikalendaryo mo ang lahat ng pagpupulong para hindi tayo magkamali sa mga petsa. "
Natural Translation
Before the day ends, schedule all the meetings so that we don't make mistakes with the dates.
Literal Translation
Before end the day, schedule you the all of meetings for not we make-mistake at the dates.
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