pangkwek-kwek
used for making or serving kwek-kwek
From root: kwek-kwek
Usage Note
Pangkwek-kwek can describe ingredients like the orange batter or tools like the bamboo skewers used specifically for this food.
Examples
" Bumili tayo ng pangkwek-kwek na batter. "
Natural Translation
Let's buy batter for kwek-kwek.
Literal Translation
Let's-buy we of for-kwek-kwek batter.
" Ito ang sawsawang pangkwek-kwek. "
Natural Translation
This is the dipping sauce for kwek-kwek.
Literal Translation
This the dipping-sauce for-kwek-kwek.
" Hindi pa nakakabili si Aling Rosa ng bagong kaldero kaya hiniram niya muna ang pangkwek-kwek na luma sa kapitbahay. "
Natural Translation
Aling Rosa hasn't been able to buy a new pot yet, so she first borrowed the old kwek-kwek one from a neighbor.
Literal Translation
Not yet able-to-buy Aling Rosa of new pot so borrowed she first the for-kwek-kwek old at neighbor.
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kwek-kwek has 4 related forms built from the same root.
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