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lakarin

to walk a route

verb la-ka-RIN OF VERB Less Common

From root: lakad

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

nilakad

ni-LA-kad

walked a route

Present (Incomplete)

nilalakad

ni-la-LA-kad

walking a route

Future (Contemplated)

lalakarin

la-la-ka-RIN

will walk a route

Usage Note

Lakarin is used when referring to walking a specific distance or route, but it is also frequently used idiomatically to mean processing official documents or handling bureaucratic tasks personally.

Examples

Beginner

" Lakarin mo na lang. "

Natural Translation

Just walk it instead.

Literal Translation

Walk-the-route you now just.

Intermediate

" Kailangan mong lakarin ang daan. "

Natural Translation

You need to walk the road.

Literal Translation

Need you walk the road.

Advanced

" Kahit malayo ang opisina, lalakarin ko na lang para makatipid sa pamasahe. "

Natural Translation

Even though the office is far, I'll just walk the route to save on fare.

Literal Translation

Even-if far the office, will-walk-the-route I now just to save on fare.

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