From root: radyo
Usage Note
Radyuhan refers to a broadcasting station or the specific room where radio programs are recorded. Example: Nagtatrabaho siya sa isang malaking radyuhan.
Examples
" Pumunta kami sa radyuhan. "
Natural Translation
We went to the radio station.
Literal Translation
Went we to radio-station.
" Tumatawag ang mga tao sa radyuhan. "
Natural Translation
People are calling the radio station.
Literal Translation
Calling the people to the radio-station.
" Tuwing umaga ay tumatawag ang mga tagapakinig sa radyuhan para humiling ng kanilang paboritong kanta. "
Natural Translation
Every morning the listeners call the radio station to request their favorite song.
Literal Translation
Every morning is calling the listeners to radio-station to request of their favorite song.
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