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niluluto

Filipino / Tagalog language translation for the meaning of the word niluluto.
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The Tagalog word nilulutò is the Filipino verb lutuin » conjugated in the Uncompleted aspect ( present tense )

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lutuin
[verb] to cook something


Verb conjugations of lutuin:

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Object   Root: lutoConjugation Type: -In Verb
Infinitive:
Completed (Past):
Uncompleted (Present):
Contemplated (Future):
Infinitive:
lutuin  Play audio #9174
Completed (Past):
nilutò  Play audio #18954
Uncompleted (Present):
nilulutò  Play audio #18955
Contemplated (Future):
lulutuin  Play audio #18957
Niluluto Example Sentences in Tagalog: (10)
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Gustó kong tikmán ang nilulutò mo.
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I would like to taste what you're cooking.
Gustó kong makátikím ng nilulutò mo.
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I would like to be able to have a taste of what you're cooking.
Dinagdagán mo ba ng asín itóng nilulutò ko?
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Did you add salt to what I'm cooking?
Anó iyáng nilulutò mo?
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What is that you're cooking?
Kumukulô na ang nilulutò mo.
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The thing you're cooking is already boiling.
Kamuntik nang masunog ang nilulutò ko.
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What I'm cooking almost burned.
Sinísiguro niyáng masaráp ang nilulutò niyáng menudo.
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She makes sure that the menudo she's cooking is delicious.
Iniisip ni Mary kung lálagyán pa ulî niyá ng asín ang nilulutò niyá.
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Mary is thinking about whether she should add more salt into what she's cooking.
Naglagáy ka ba ng bawang sa nilulutò mo?
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Did you add garlic into what you're cooking?
Gustó ni Tom matikmán ang nilulutò mo.
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Tom would like to have a taste of what you're cooking.
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