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ginagawa

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word ginagawa.

The Tagalog word ginagawâ is the Filipino verb gawin » conjugated in the

Uncompleted aspect ( present tense )

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gawín

1 [verb] to do something; to fulfill something
2 to make something; to create something
3 to service something; to repair something

Verb conjugations of gawin:

Focus:

Object Root: gawaConjugation Type: -In Verb

Infinitive:

Completed (Past):

Uncompleted (Present):

Contemplated (Future):

Infinitive:

gawín

Completed (Past):

ginawâ

Uncompleted (Present):

ginagawâ

Contemplated (Future):

gágawín

Ginagawa Example Sentences in Tagalog: (25)

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Anóng ginagawâ mo?

What are you doing?

Anó ang ginagawâ mo dito?

What are you doing here?

Itulóy mo ang ginagawâ mo.

Continue what you're doing.

Anó ba ang ginagawâ niyá?

What is he doing?

May ginagawâ ka ba?

Are you doing something? / Do you have something you're doing?

Ang dami kong ginagawâ.

I have a lot to do.

Itigil mo ang ginagawâ mo at makiníg ka sa akin.

Stop what you're doing and listen to me.

Pagmasdán mo ang ginagawâ ko.

Pay close attention to what I am doing.

Anó ang ginagawâ ninyó ni John kanina?

What were you and John doing earlier?

Malapit na akóng matapos sa ginagawâ ko.

I'm just about to finish with what I'm doing.

Hindî ka ba nahihiyâ sa ginagawâ mo?

Aren't you ashamed of what you're doing?

Tutukan mo ang ginagawâ mo.

Concentrate on what you're doing.

Ayoko nakíkialám silá sa aking ginagawa.

I don't like them meddling in my affairs.

Anó ang ginagawâ mo para labanán ang pagkabagót?

What do you do to fight boredom?

Ginagaya ko ang ginagawâ ng mga mananayaw.

I do what the dancers do.

Q: Anó ang ginagawâ mo? A: Walâ namán, kung anu-ano lang.

Q: What are you doing? A: Nothing really, just this and that.

Itabí mo muna ang ginagawâ mo.

Put aside what you're doing for the meantime.

Huwág mo akóng ináasár kapág marami akóng ginagawâ.

Don't tease me when I'm busy.

Mamayâ na kitá túturuan kasí may ginagawâ pa akó.

I will teach you later because I'm still doing something.

Hindî ka ba nahíhirapan sa ginagawâ mo?

Aren't you having difficulty / inconveniencing yourself with what you're doing?

Bakit mo ba laging pinápansín ang mga ginagawâ ko?

Why are you always breathing down my neck?

Sige, panónoorín muna kitá kung paano mo ginagawâ iyán.

OK, I'll watch how you do it first.

Huwág mong akalain na hindî ko alám ang ginagawâ mo.

Don't assume that I do not know what you're doing.

Magpatulong ka para hindî ka mahirapan sa ginagawâ mo.

Ask for assistance so you won't have difficulty with what you're doing.

Pagmámasdán mo kung papaano nilá ginagawâ iyón para matutunan mo.

You should observe closely how they do it so you'll learn.

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