tipahin
tipahín with stress marks
to type [it]
From root: tipa
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
tinipa
ti-NI-pa
typed
Present (Incomplete)
tinitipa
ti-ni-TI-pa
is being typed
Future (Contemplated)
titipahin
ti-ti-pa-HIN
will be typed
Usage Note
Tipahin is the object-focus form of tipa, used when the document or message being typed is the grammatical focus of the sentence. It pairs with magtipa as the AF counterpart; use tipahin when the instruction centers on what needs to be typed rather than on who is doing the typing.
Examples
" Tipahin mo ang pangalan mo. "
Natural Translation
Type your name.
Literal Translation
Type you the name your.
" Kailangan mong tipahin ang tamang password para mabuksan ang iyong laptop. "
Natural Translation
You need to type the correct password to open your laptop.
Literal Translation
Need you to-type the correct password so to-open the your laptop.
" Bago mo isumite ang ulat, tipahin mo nang maayos ang bawat numero para walang mali sa kabuuan. "
Natural Translation
Before you submit the report, type each number carefully so there is no error in the total.
Literal Translation
Before you to-submit the report, type you properly the each number so none mistake in total.
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