soluhin
soluhín with stress marks
to do [it] alone
From root: solo
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
sinolo
si-NO-lo
did alone
Present (Incomplete)
sinosolo
si-no-SO-lo
is being done alone
Future (Contemplated)
sosoluhin
so-so-lu-HIN
will be done alone
Usage Note
Soluhin is the object-focus form of solo, used when the task or responsibility being handled alone is the grammatical focus. It contrasts with the actor-focus magsolo in that attention falls on what is being managed solo rather than on who is doing it independently.
Examples
" Huwag mong soluhin ang gawain. "
Natural Translation
Don't do the task alone.
Literal Translation
Do-not you to-do-alone the task.
" Huwag mong soluhin ang mabigat na proyekto, humingi ka ng tulong. "
Natural Translation
Don't do the heavy project alone, ask for help.
Literal Translation
Do-not you to-do-alone the heavy project, ask you of help.
" Gusto niyang soluhin ang buong proyekto para mapansin ng amo, pero napagod siya at hindi natapos sa oras. "
Natural Translation
She wanted to do the whole project alone so the boss would notice her, but she got tired and didn't finish on time.
Literal Translation
Want she to-do-alone the whole project so noticed by boss, but tired she and not finished in time.
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