From root: tuloy
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
itinuloy
i-ti-nu-LOY
continued something
Present (Incomplete)
itinutuloy
i-ti-nu-tu-LOY
continuing something
Future (Contemplated)
itutuloy
i-tu-tu-LOY
will continue something
Usage Note
Ituloy is used when referring to the resumption or continuation of a specific action or project that has already started. It is an object-focus verb, meaning the emphasis is on the activity or task being continued rather than the person doing it.
Examples
" Ituloy mo ang kuwento. "
Natural Translation
Continue the story.
Literal Translation
Continue you the story.
" Gusto niyang ituloy ang laro. "
Natural Translation
He wants to continue the game.
Literal Translation
Want he continue the game.
" Kahit pagod na sila, ipinasiya ng pangkat na ituloy ang proyekto upang matapos ito bago mag-deadline. "
Natural Translation
Even though they were tired, the team decided to continue the project so they could finish it before the deadline.
Literal Translation
Even tired already they, decided by-the team that continue the project so finish it before deadline.
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