pagpasyal
the act of strolling or visiting
From root: pasyal
Usage Note
Pagpasyal is the pag- nominalization of pasyal, referring to the act of going out for leisure or social visits. It carries a relaxed, unhurried connotation distinct from purposeful travel, and is common in everyday conversation about weekend activities or casual neighborhood walks.
Examples
" Gusto ko ng pagpasyal. "
Natural Translation
I like going out.
Literal Translation
Like I of act-of-strolling.
" Masarap ang pagpasyal sa umaga. "
Natural Translation
It feels nice to stroll in the morning.
Literal Translation
Nice the act-of-strolling in morning.
" Ang pagpasyal sa baybayin tuwing hapon ang paraan namin para makapagpahinga mula sa trabaho. "
Natural Translation
Strolling along the shore each afternoon is our way of resting from work.
Literal Translation
The act-of-strolling at shore every afternoon the way our to be-able-to-rest from work.
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