From root: opisina
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
iniopisina
i-ni-o-pi-SI-na
did in the office
Present (Incomplete)
ini-o-opisina
i-ni-o-o-pi-SI-na
doing in the office
Future (Contemplated)
ioopisina
i-o-o-pi-SI-na
will do in the office
Usage Note
I-opisina is used when someone decides to perform a task or bring work specifically to the office environment rather than doing it at home or elsewhere. It often implies formalizing a process or utilizing office resources to complete a job.
Examples
" I-opisina mo ang papeles. "
Natural Translation
Do the papers in the office.
Literal Translation
Do-in-office you the papers.
" Kailangan mong i-opisina ang mga papeles. "
Natural Translation
You need to do the papers in the office.
Literal Translation
Need you do-in-office the plural papers.
" Sinabi ng amo na dapat naming i-opisina ang mga kontrata para maayos na maproseso ang lahat. "
Natural Translation
The boss said that we should handle the contracts at the office so that everything can be processed properly.
Literal Translation
Said the boss that should we do-in-office the plural contracts so properly processed the all.
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