pagpasok
the act of entering / attendance
From root: pasok
Usage Note
Pagpasok refers to a person’s daily reporting to duty or school, often used when discussing one's work schedule.
Examples
" Anong oras ang pagpasok mo? "
Natural Translation
What time do you go in?
Literal Translation
What time the entering your?
" Mahalaga ang pagpasok sa oras. "
Natural Translation
Attendance on time is important.
Literal Translation
Important the attendance in time.
" Mula nang mag-flexible hours kami, mas madali na ang pagpasok ko dahil iwas ako sa matinding trapik sa umaga. "
Natural Translation
Ever since we got flexible hours, coming in to work has been easier because I avoid the heavy morning traffic.
Literal Translation
Since when became-flexible hours we, more easy now the entering my because avoid I the heavy traffic in morning.
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