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ipasok

to bring (something) inside

verb i-PA-sok OF VERB Common

From root: pasok

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

ipinasok

i-pi-NA-sok

brought inside

Present (Incomplete)

ipinapasok

i-pi-na-PA-sok

bringing inside

Future (Contemplated)

ipapasok

i-pa-PA-sok

will bring inside

Usage Note

Ipasok is common when the focus is on moving an object from an outdoor area to an indoor space.

Examples

Beginner

" Ipasok mo ang bisikleta. "

Natural Translation

Bring the bicycle inside.

Literal Translation

Bring-inside you the bicycle.

Intermediate

" Gusto niyang ipasok ang bisekleta sa loob. "

Natural Translation

He wants to bring the bicycle inside.

Literal Translation

Want he bring-inside the bicycle in inside.

Advanced

" Ipasok mo na ang mga damit sa sampayan bago magdilim at baka maabutan ng ulan. "

Natural Translation

Bring in the clothes from the line before it gets dark, or the rain might catch them.

Literal Translation

Bring-inside you now the plural clothes at clothesline before darken and maybe get-caught of rain.

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