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repaso

repáso with stress marks

review

noun re-PA-so Spanish origin Less Common

Usage Note

Repaso is a Spanish loanword widely used in educational settings — students do repaso before exams, going over material already learned. In some contexts it can also refer to reviewing a performance or work quality.

Examples

Beginner

" May repaso kami bukas. "

Natural Translation

We have a review tomorrow.

Literal Translation

Have review we tomorrow.

Intermediate

" Kailangan ko ng repaso para sa pagsusulit. "

Natural Translation

I need a review for the exam.

Literal Translation

Needed I of review for the exam.

Advanced

" Kung gusto mong pumasa sa pagsusulit, mas mabuting gumawa ka ng maagang repaso kaysa magpuyat sa gabi bago ang eksam. "

Natural Translation

If you want to pass the exam, it's better to do an early review than to stay up the night before the exam.

Literal Translation

If want you pass in exam, more better do you of early review than stay-up in night before the exam.

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