From root: suot
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
nagsuot
nag-su-OT
wore
Present (Incomplete)
nagsusuot
nag-su-su-OT
wearing
Future (Contemplated)
magsusuot
mag-su-su-OT
will wear
Usage Note
Magsuot is used when putting on or wearing clothes, accessories, or footwear and is the standard actor-focus verb for the act of dressing oneself. It is frequently used in daily conversations when instructing someone what to wear or describing the act of putting something on.
Examples
" Magsuot ka ng sapatos. "
Natural Translation
Wear shoes.
Literal Translation
Wear you of shoes.
" Gusto kong magsuot ng pulang damit. "
Natural Translation
I want to wear a red dress.
Literal Translation
Want I to-wear of red clothes.
" Mahalagang magsuot ng makapal na damit kapag malamig ang panahon para hindi ka magkasakit. "
Natural Translation
It is important to wear thick clothes when the weather is cold so you don't get sick.
Literal Translation
Important to-wear of thick clothes when cold the weather so-that not you get-sick.
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