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kasundo

kasúndo with stress marks

someone you get along with

adjective ka-SUN-do DERIVED Derived origin Less Common

From root: sundo

Usage Note

Kasundo describes a person with whom you are compatible or in harmony. It implies mutual understanding and ease in the relationship. The phrase 'hindi kami kasundo' (we don't get along) is a polite way to describe incompatibility without assigning blame.

Examples

Beginner

" Kasundo ko ang kapatid ko. "

Natural Translation

I get along with my sibling.

Literal Translation

Get-along-with I the sibling my.

Intermediate

" Nais ko ng kasundo sa bahay. "

Natural Translation

I want someone I get along with at home.

Literal Translation

Want I of someone-I-get-along-with at house.

Advanced

" Mahirap magtrabaho kung hindi kayo kasundo ng inyong pinuno sa maliliit na bagay. "

Natural Translation

It's hard to work if you don't get along with your boss on the little things.

Literal Translation

Hard to-work if not you get-along-with of your leader in little things.

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