tagasulit
tagasulít with stress marks
an examiner
From root: sulit
Usage Note
Tagasulit is an agent noun from taga- plus sulit (to examine or audit), referring to a person who administers examinations or conducts audits. It is used in educational and government contexts. In the Civil Service and Professional Regulation Commission, the term appears in formal documentation.
Examples
" Mabait ang tagasulit namin. "
Natural Translation
Our examiner is kind.
Literal Translation
Kind the examiner our.
" Mahigpit ang aming tagasulit. "
Natural Translation
Our examiner is strict.
Literal Translation
Strict the our examiner.
" Pinapaalalahanan kami ng tagasulit na huwag mag-usap habang ginagawa ang pagsusulit. "
Natural Translation
The examiner reminds us not to talk while we are taking the test.
Literal Translation
Reminding us the examiner that don't talk while being-done the test.
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