From root: lampaso
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
naglampaso
nag-lam-pa-SO
mopped
Present (Incomplete)
naglalampaso
nag-la-lam-pa-SO
mopping
Future (Contemplated)
maglalampaso
mag-la-lam-pa-SO
will mop
Usage Note
Maglampaso is used when describing the act of mopping or scrubbing floors as part of household cleaning chores. It traditionally refers to using a floor mop or a coconut husk to ensure the surface is clean and shiny.
Examples
" Maglampaso ka ng sahig. "
Natural Translation
Mop the floor.
Literal Translation
Mop you of floor.
" Maglampaso ka ng sahig mamaya. "
Natural Translation
Mop the floor later.
Literal Translation
Mop you of floor later.
" Tuwing Sabado, naglalampaso ako ng buong bahay bago dumating ang mga bisitang inaasahan namin. "
Natural Translation
Every Saturday, I mop the whole house before the visitors we're expecting arrive.
Literal Translation
Every Saturday, mopping I of whole house before arrive the visitors expected we.
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