pangkompyuter
for computer use
From root: kompyuter
Usage Note
Pangkompyuter is used to describe items specifically designed for computers, such as accessories or furniture. For example, a 'mesang pangkompyuter' is a computer desk.
Examples
" Pangkompyuter ang upuan na ito. "
Natural Translation
This chair is for a computer.
Literal Translation
For-computer the chair that this.
" Bumili siya ng lamesa na pangkompyuter. "
Natural Translation
He/she bought a computer desk.
Literal Translation
Bought he/she of table that for-computer.
" Bago siya nag-aral nang malayuan, bumili muna siya ng bagong silyang pangkompyuter para komportable habang nagtatrabaho. "
Natural Translation
Before she studied remotely, she first bought a new computer chair so she'd be comfortable while working.
Literal Translation
Before she studied remotely, bought first she of new chair-that for-computer so comfortable while working.
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