natin
nátin with stress marks
our (inclusive)
Usage Note
Natin is an inclusive pronoun meaning 'our' or 'by us,' used when the speaker includes the person they are talking to in the group. It always follows the noun or verb it modifies, highlighting a shared connection or collective action between the speaker and listener.
Examples
" Bahay natin ito. "
Natural Translation
This is our house.
Literal Translation
House our this.
" Oras na natin. "
Natural Translation
It is our time now.
Literal Translation
Time already ours (incl).
" Responsibilidad nating lahat na alagaan ang kalikasan para sa susunod na henerasyon ng mga bata. "
Natural Translation
It is the responsibility of all of us to care for nature for the next generation of children.
Literal Translation
Responsibility our-all that care-for the nature for the next that generation of children.
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