From root: kompyuter
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
ikinompyuter
i-ki-nom-pyu-TER
used a computer on something
Present (Incomplete)
ikinokompyuter
i-ki-no-kom-pyu-TER
using a computer on something
Future (Contemplated)
ikokompyuter
i-ko-kom-pyu-TER
will use a computer on something
Usage Note
Ikompyuter is used when directing someone to process a specific piece of information or a task using a computer rather than doing it manually. It is commonly used in office or school settings when referring to digitizing records or documents.
Examples
" Ikompyuter mo ang listahan. "
Natural Translation
Process the list on the computer.
Literal Translation
Computer-it you the list.
" Kailangan nating ikompyuter ang listahan. "
Natural Translation
We need to process the list via computer.
Literal Translation
Sounds right in an office setting (meaning "to digitize").
" Sa halip na isulat pa nang kamay ang mga resibo, ikompyuter na lang natin ang lahat para mas madaling hanapin. "
Natural Translation
Instead of still writing the receipts by hand, let's just process them all on the computer so they're easier to find.
Literal Translation
In place of write still by hand the plural receipt, computer-it just we the all so more easy find.
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