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malilimutin

forgetful

adjective ma-li-li-mu-TIN DERIVED Less Common

From root: limot

Usage Note

Malilimutin describes a person who often loses their train of thought or forgets their belongings. It is commonly used when speaking about the elderly or naturally absent-minded people.

Examples

Beginner

" Medyo malilimutin ako. "

Natural Translation

I am a bit forgetful.

Literal Translation

A-bit forgetful I.

Intermediate

" Ako ay medyo malilimutin na. "

Natural Translation

I am a bit forgetful now.

Literal Translation

I am a bit forgetful already.

Advanced

" Lalong naging malilimutin ang aking lolo sa katandaan, kaya kinakabisado na lang namin ang lahat ng kaniyang gamot. "

Natural Translation

My grandfather became even more forgetful in old age, so we just memorize all of his medicines.

Literal Translation

More became forgetful the my grandfather in old-age, so memorize just we the all of his medicine.

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