From root: tito
Usage Note
Mag-tito refers to the pair or relationship between an uncle and his nephew or niece. It is commonly used when identifying the familial link between two people.
Examples
" Magkalaro ang mag-tito. "
Natural Translation
The uncle and nephew are playmates.
Literal Translation
Playmates the uncle-and-nephew.
" Masaya ang mag-tito sa parke. "
Natural Translation
The uncle and nephew are happy at the park.
Literal Translation
Happy the uncle-and-nephew in park.
" Sobrang lapit ng loob ng mag-tito kaya lagi silang magkasama tuwing may handaan sa kanilang pamilya. "
Natural Translation
The uncle and nephew are so close that they are always together whenever there is a celebration in their family.
Literal Translation
Very close the bond of uncle-and-nephew so always they together whenever has feast in their family.
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