From root: pasyal
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
namasyal
na-ma-SYAL
went for a stroll
Present (Incomplete)
namamasyal
na-ma-ma-SYAL
going for a stroll
Future (Contemplated)
mamamasyal
ma-ma-ma-SYAL
will go for a stroll
Usage Note
Mamasyal is used when someone goes out for leisure, such as walking around a mall, a park, or visiting a scenic spot without a specific errand. It often implies a social activity shared with friends or family, highlighting the Filipino value of spending quality time together outdoors.
Examples
" Mamasyal tayo sa parke. "
Natural Translation
Let's stroll in the park.
Literal Translation
Stroll we at park.
" Gusto naming mamasyal sa parke. "
Natural Translation
We want to go for a stroll in the park.
Literal Translation
Want we to stroll in park.
" Tuwing Linggo, namamasyal kami ng pamilya ko sa baybayin para makahinga at makapagpahinga mula sa trabaho. "
Natural Translation
Every Sunday, my family and I go for a stroll along the shore to get some air and rest from work.
Literal Translation
Every Sunday, strolling we of family my at shore to be-able-breathe and be-able-rest from work.
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