From root: keyk
Usage Note
Magkekeyk refers to an individual whose business or role is to prepare or sell cakes. This term is often used to identify specific vendors or hobbyists in a community.
Examples
" Magaling na magkekeyk si Ana. "
Natural Translation
Ana is a skilled cake maker.
Literal Translation
Skilled cake-maker Ana.
" Sikat na magkekeyk ang aking tiyahin. "
Natural Translation
My aunt is a famous cake maker.
Literal Translation
Famous cake-maker my aunt.
" Naging tanyag na magkekeyk ang dating guro matapos niyang ibenta ang kaniyang mga keyk sa internet. "
Natural Translation
The former teacher became a renowned cake maker after she started selling her cakes online.
Literal Translation
Became renowned cake-maker the former teacher after she sell the her cakes on internet.
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