From root: konsulta
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
kinonsulta
ki-non-SUL-ta
consulted someone
Present (Incomplete)
kinokonsulta
ki-no-kon-SUL-ta
consulting someone
Future (Contemplated)
kokonsultahin
ko-kon-sul-ta-HIN
will consult someone
Usage Note
Konsultahin is used when the focus is on the specific person, such as a doctor or lawyer, being approached for professional advice or an expert opinion. It is an object-focus verb, emphasizing the person being consulted as the direct target of the action.
Examples
" Konsultahin mo ang doktor. "
Natural Translation
Consult the doctor.
Literal Translation
Consult you the doctor.
" Gusto kong konsultahin ang doktor. "
Natural Translation
I want to consult the doctor.
Literal Translation
Want I consult the doctor.
" Kung tumagal pa ang iyong ubo sa susunod na linggo, konsultahin mo agad ang doktor bago lumala ang lagay mo. "
Natural Translation
If your cough lasts into next week, consult the doctor right away before your condition gets worse.
Literal Translation
If lasts still the your cough in next link week, consult you immediately the doctor before worsen the condition your.
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