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nakasapatos

wearing shoes

adjective na-ka-sa-PA-tos DERIVED Less Common
Illustration of the root word "sapatos" (shoes)
Illustration from root: sapatos

From root: sapatos

Usage Note

Nakasapatos is used to describe a person who is currently wearing footwear. It is common to remind guests to stay nakasapatos if the floor is cold.

Examples

Beginner

" Nakasapatos ang bata sa loob. "

Natural Translation

The child has shoes on inside.

Literal Translation

Wearing-shoes the child at inside.

Intermediate

" Nakasapatos siya kahit mainit. "

Natural Translation

He is wearing shoes even though it's hot.

Literal Translation

Wearing-shoes he even-though hot.

Advanced

" Mas mabuting manatiling nakasapatos sa loob ng bahay tuwing taglamig dahil napakalamig ng sahig sa umaga. "

Natural Translation

It is better to stay wearing shoes inside the house during winter because the floor is very cold in the morning.

Literal Translation

More good to-stay wearing-shoes at inside of house every winter because very-cold the floor at morning.

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