pang-transportasyon
related to transportation
From root: transportasyon
Usage Note
Pang-transportasyon is used to describe items or funds specifically allocated for travel or moving goods. For example, it can refer to a transportation allowance in a job context.
Examples
" May pang-transportasyon ako. "
Natural Translation
I have money for transportation.
Literal Translation
Have for-transportation I.
" Mahalaga ang maayos na pang-transportasyon. "
Natural Translation
Proper transportation is important.
Literal Translation
Important the proper for-transportation.
" Bahagi ng sweldo ko ang nakalaan para sa pang-transportasyon papunta at pauwi sa trabaho araw-araw. "
Natural Translation
Part of my salary is set aside for transportation to and from work every day.
Literal Translation
Part of salary my the allocated for the for-transportation going and returning to work day-day.
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