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nakaparke

parked

adjective na-ka-PAR-ke DERIVED Less Common

From root: parke

Usage Note

Nakaparke uses the naka- prefix on the Spanish loanword parke to describe the static state of a vehicle that is currently occupying a parking spot. Unlike nagparke which marks the action of parking, nakaparke describes the resulting parked condition.

Examples

Beginner

" Nakaparke ang kotse sa garahe. "

Natural Translation

The car is parked in the garage.

Literal Translation

Parked the car at garage.

Intermediate

" Ang aking kotse ay nakaparke sa labas. "

Natural Translation

My car is parked outside.

Literal Translation

The my car is parked at outside.

Advanced

" Mahaba ang naghihintay na pila dahil nakaparke ang isang trak sa gitna ng makitid na kalye. "

Natural Translation

The waiting line is long because a truck is parked in the middle of the narrow street.

Literal Translation

Long the waiting line because parked the one truck at middle of narrow street.

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