From root: maneho
Usage Note
Pagmamaneho refers to the skill or activity of operating a motor vehicle. It is a common topic when discussing traffic rules or obtaining a license.
Examples
" Gusto kong matuto ng pagmamaneho. "
Natural Translation
I want to learn driving.
Literal Translation
Want I learn of act-of-driving.
" Mahirap ang pagmamaneho sa gabi. "
Natural Translation
Driving at night is difficult.
Literal Translation
Difficult the act-of-driving in night.
" Ang ligtas na pagmamaneho ay nangangailangan ng pasensya, lalo na kapag matindi ang trapiko sa Maynila. "
Natural Translation
Safe driving requires patience, especially when the traffic in Manila is heavy.
Literal Translation
The safe act-of-driving requires of patience, especially when intense the traffic in Manila.
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