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pagkakeso

cheesiness

noun pag-ka-KE-so DERIVED Rare
Illustration of the root word "keso" (cheese)
Illustration from root: keso

From root: keso

Usage Note

Pagkakeso refers to the quality or state of being cheesy, often used when describing the flavor intensity of a snack or dish.

Examples

Beginner

" Gusto ko ang pagkakeso nito. "

Natural Translation

I like the cheesiness of this.

Literal Translation

Like I the cheesiness this.

Intermediate

" Ewan ko kung bakit gusto niya ang pagkakeso nito. "

Natural Translation

I don't know why he likes the cheesiness of this.

Literal Translation

Don't know I why want he the cheesiness this.

Advanced

" Hindi nagustuhan ng bata ang sopas dahil masyadong matindi ang pagkakeso na halos hindi na maamoy ang ibang sangkap. "

Natural Translation

The child didn't like the soup because the cheesiness was so intense that you could barely smell the other ingredients.

Literal Translation

Not liked of-the child the soup because too intense the cheesiness that almost not anymore smell the other ingredients.

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