From root: tinda
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
itininda
i-ti-nin-DA
sold
Present (Incomplete)
itinitinda
i-ti-ni-tin-DA
selling
Future (Contemplated)
ititinda
i-ti-tin-DA
will sell
Usage Note
Itinda is used when the focus of the sentence is the specific item being offered for sale, commonly applied in market settings or small retail contexts like sari-sari stores. It emphasizes the merchandise rather than the seller or the general act of selling.
Examples
" Itinda mo ang gulay. "
Natural Translation
Sell the vegetables.
Literal Translation
Sell you the vegetables.
" Gusto niyang itinda ang mga prutas niya. "
Natural Translation
He wants to sell his fruits.
Literal Translation
Want she sell the plural fruits her.
" Ang mga gulay na inani namin kahapon ay itininda namin sa palengke nang maaga kaninang umaga. "
Natural Translation
The vegetables we harvested yesterday were the ones we sold at the market early this morning.
Literal Translation
The plural vegetables that harvested we yesterday were sold we at market early earlier-this morning.
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