From root: pansit
Usage Note
Magpapansit describes the person whose trade or job is making and selling noodles. This term is often used in local markets or neighborhood settings.
Examples
" Mabait ang magpapansit. "
Natural Translation
The noodle vendor is kind.
Literal Translation
Kind the noodle-vendor.
" Ang magpapansit ay maagang nagbukas. "
Natural Translation
The noodle vendor opened early.
Literal Translation
The noodle-vendor early opened.
" Ang magpapansit sa kanto ay kilala sa buong baryo dahil masarap at mura ang kanyang mga inihahandang putahe. "
Natural Translation
The noodle vendor on the corner is known throughout the whole village because the dishes she prepares are delicious and cheap.
Literal Translation
The noodle-vendor at corner is known in whole village because delicious and cheap the her prepared dishes.
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