From root: kotse
Usage Note
Pangkotse is used to describe accessories or tools specifically designed for automotive use. For example, spray pangkotse means a spray for cars.
Examples
" Pangkotse ang langis na ito. "
Natural Translation
This oil is for a car.
Literal Translation
For-car the oil that this.
" Bumili siya ng bagong langis na pangkotse. "
Natural Translation
He bought new oil intended for a car.
Literal Translation
Bought he of new oil that for-car.
" Bago ka bumili ng anumang produktong pangkotse, mabuting basahin mo muna kung angkop ba ito sa modelo ng sasakyan mo. "
Natural Translation
Before you buy any car product, it's best to first read whether it's suitable for your vehicle's model.
Literal Translation
Before you buy of any product for-car, good read you first whether suitable it for model of vehicle yours.
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kotse has 6 related forms built from the same root.
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