karinderyahan
place with many eateries
From root: karinderya
Usage Note
Karinderyahan refers to an area or a specific spot where multiple food stalls are grouped together. You can find many affordable meals in a karinderyahan.
Examples
" Punta tayo sa karinderyahan. "
Natural Translation
Let's go to the eatery area.
Literal Translation
Go we to eatery-area.
" Ang lugar na ito ay karinderyahan. "
Natural Translation
This area is full of eateries.
Literal Translation
The place that this is eatery-area.
" Kapag tanghali na, napupuno ang karinderyahan malapit sa pabrika dahil doon kumakain ang mga manggagawa tuwing break. "
Natural Translation
When noon comes, the row of eateries near the factory fills up because the workers eat there during their break.
Literal Translation
When noon already, fills the eatery-area near the factory because there eating the workers every break.
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