From root: traysikol
Usage Note
Traysikolan is the specific area or queue where tricycles wait for passengers. It is often located near markets or malls.
Examples
" Naghihintay ako sa traysikolan. "
Natural Translation
I'm waiting at the tricycle terminal.
Literal Translation
Waiting I at the tricycle-terminal.
" Magkita tayo sa traysikolan. "
Natural Translation
Let's meet at the tricycle terminal.
Literal Translation
Meet we at the tricycle-terminal.
" Kung wala kang masakyan sa kanto, dumiretso ka na lang sa traysikolan sa tabi ng palengke dahil mas marami ang biyahe roon. "
Natural Translation
If you can't catch a ride at the corner, just head straight to the tricycle terminal beside the market because there are more trips there.
Literal Translation
If none you can-ride at corner, go-straight you just to the tricycle-terminal at side of market because more many the trips there.
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