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kredito

krédito with stress marks

credit

noun KRE-di-to Spanish origin Less Common

Usage Note

Kredito, borrowed from Spanish 'crédito', covers both financial credit and social recognition or acknowledgment. While 'credit card' is usually said in English, kredito stands alone for financial credit generally and is frequently used in discussions of micro-lending and installment purchases.

Examples

Beginner

" Wala akong kredito sa tindahan. "

Natural Translation

I have no credit at the store.

Literal Translation

None my credit at-the store.

Intermediate

" Malaki ang aking kredito sa bangko. "

Natural Translation

My credit in the bank is big.

Literal Translation

Big the my credit in-the bank.

Advanced

" Dahil maganda ang kaniyang kredito sa bangko, madali siyang naaprubahan para sa pautang na pambili ng bahay. "

Natural Translation

Because his credit at the bank is good, he was easily approved for a loan to buy a house.

Literal Translation

Because good the his credit at-the bank, easily he got-approved for the loan for-buying of house.

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