From root: radyo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
rinadyo
ri-NAD-yo
broadcasted via radio
Present (Incomplete)
rinaradyo
ri-na-RAD-yo
is broadcasting via radio
Future (Contemplated)
raradyuhin
ra-rad-yu-HIN
will broadcast via radio
Usage Note
Radyuhin is used when someone intends to broadcast a specific piece of news, a request, or an announcement over the radio. It is typically heard in the context of public service or traditional media broadcasting where information is disseminated to a wide audience.
Examples
" Radyuhin natin ang balita. "
Natural Translation
Let's broadcast the news on the radio.
Literal Translation
Radio-broadcast we the news.
" Nais niyang radyuhin ang anunsiyo. "
Natural Translation
He wants to broadcast the announcement on the radio.
Literal Translation
Want he radio-broadcast the announcement.
" Ipinasiya ng bayan na radyuhin ang babala tungkol sa bagyo nang maagap upang makaiwas ang lahat sa panganib. "
Natural Translation
The town decided to broadcast the storm warning on the radio early so that everyone could avoid the danger.
Literal Translation
Decided by-the town that radio-broadcast the warning about the storm early so avoid the all from danger.
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