From root: kutsara
Usage Note
Kutsarita is the diminutive form of kutsara and is used for small spoons like those for coffee, tea, or dessert.
Examples
" Nasaan ang kutsarita? "
Natural Translation
Where is the teaspoon?
Literal Translation
Where the teaspoon?
" Kumuha ka ng kutsarita para sa kape. "
Natural Translation
Get a teaspoon for the coffee.
Literal Translation
Get you of teaspoon for the coffee.
" Maglagay ka lang ng isang kutsaritang asukal sa kape ko dahil binabawasan ko na ang matamis. "
Natural Translation
Just put one teaspoon of sugar in my coffee because I'm already cutting down on sweets.
Literal Translation
Put you just of one teaspoon sugar in coffee my because cutting-down I already the sweet.
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