From root: masyado
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
minasyado
mi-nas-YA-do
overdid
Present (Incomplete)
minamasyado
mi-na-mas-YA-do
is overdoing
Future (Contemplated)
mamasyaduhin
ma-mas-ya-du-HIN
will overdo
Usage Note
Masyaduhin is often used in negative imperatives, such as 'huwag masyaduhin,' to advise someone not to overdo a certain task or not to take a situation too seriously. It is a conversational way to remind others to maintain moderation in their actions or emotional responses.
Examples
" Huwag mong masyaduhin ang pag-inom. "
Natural Translation
Don't overdo the drinking.
Literal Translation
Don't you overdo the drinking.
" Iwasan mong masyaduhin ang pag-eehersisyo. "
Natural Translation
Try not to overdo the exercising.
Literal Translation
Avoid you overdo the exercising.
" Kung masyaduhin mo ang pagtatrabaho nang walang pahinga, baka magkasakit ka bago mo pa matapos ang proyekto. "
Natural Translation
If you overdo the work without any rest, you might get sick before you even finish the project.
Literal Translation
If overdo you the working without rest, maybe get-sick you before you yet finish the project.
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