From root: pamilya
Usage Note
Pampamilya describes products, events, or media that are suitable for or shared by the entire family. For example, a pampamilyang bundle in a restaurant is a meal intended for a group.
Examples
" Pampamilya ang bahay na ito. "
Natural Translation
This house is for the family.
Literal Translation
For-family the house that this.
" Ang palabas na ito ay pampamilya. "
Natural Translation
This show is for the whole family.
Literal Translation
The show that is for family-use.
" Pumili kami ng pampamilyang pakete sa restawran para sapat ang pagkain para sa lahat namin. "
Natural Translation
We chose a family package at the restaurant so there would be enough food for all of us.
Literal Translation
Chose we of for-family package at restaurant so enough the food for the all us.
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