From root: midya
Usage Note
Tagamidya refers to a person who works within the media sector, such as a reporter, producer, or technician.
Examples
" Tagamidya ang kapatid ko. "
Natural Translation
My sibling is a media practitioner.
Literal Translation
Media-practitioner the sibling my.
" Maraming tagamidya ang dumalo. "
Natural Translation
Many media practitioners attended.
Literal Translation
Many media-practitioners the attended.
" Maraming tagamidya ang nagtungo sa lugar ng sakuna upang maibalita agad ang tunay na nangyari sa publiko. "
Natural Translation
Many media practitioners headed to the disaster site so that they could immediately report to the public what really happened.
Literal Translation
Many media-practitioner the went to place of disaster so-that report-immediately the true that happened to public.
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